"Leuven, E." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: >> No. Having a documentation that is kept up to date when the lazy >> developers change something without touching the documentation is >> good. Note also that people who use mac or emacs bindings will >> appreciate to see the right bindings. A documentation that only says >> "don't ask me where this thing is, search yourself" is not very >> useful.
> with a decent shortcut ui the documentation will say "just click here > and you will see it" And when the documentation is printed? >> where is texlive package manager? > > <shrug> > > lyx should avoid entering the market for latex distribution management > as much as possible This is what it does: make a list of the packages it uses and explain why they are needed. We are not interested in the packages we do not know about. > we should remove it and have configure.py write a log file. > > we can then simply add a shortcut in the help menu that shows this log file > in the same way we show the latex log file. How many people can read a latex log file? Certainly not a majority among people who prefer to use LyX instead of bare latex. In any case, there is not much bloat in this feature. JMarc
