On Mon, May 05, 2008 at 06:51:14PM +0200, Helge Hafting wrote: > Jonathan Hall wrote: >> To Whom It May Concern: >> When you press Alt-M to use a math shortcut, take a look at the options >> listed at the bottom of the screen. I do not know what inspired the order >> the options were listed in, but the letters S, E, and X are right in a >> row. >> Perhaps some programmer thought it would be funny, but it just makes LyX >> look unprofessional. Could you please change this? > I can, but I have better uses for my time. Such as improving the > actual functionality of LyX. Feel free to send a patch though! > > This is not much to worry about, there are spaces between the letters so > they don't actually form a word, and the letters before and after further > ruins this. > > We don't usually worry about this combination in the middle of other words > either, such as Middlesex.
This soundS extreme... > The word isn't that special either, it just means "gender" or > "reproduction", either of which aren't controversial. There seem to be places in the world where killing people - both foreign and indigenous - is less controversial than creating them. It's a bit strange when you start thinking about it... But I guess even in those places there are text editors capable of, say, swapping lines 37 and 38 in lib/bind/math.bind ... Andre'
