On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 8:20 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bennett Helm wrote: > > Naturally all of these suggestions won't be > > acceptable precisely because, as you say, Linux and Windows users have > > different guidelines. But I think it's worth looking at it and thinking > > about changes nonetheless. > > I don't think a mix of different guidelines is what we want. In such a > case, > rather change it to the Mac HIG for the Mac people, and leave it for Linux > as > is. I agree that we don't want to mix guidelines, but I think we also don't want to have different options for different platforms. > > * Shouldn't bundling/compression menu items go with save menu items? > > I think "Compressed" should not be in the menus at all. It should be part > of > the file dialog (but this is difficult, since we use native widgets on Mac > and Win) > > > * Shouldn't the Insert menu be reorganized somewhat? > > I think it's OK. > > > * Shouldn't document settings go with paragraph and text settings ... and > > possibly also with math and table settings? > > I think the division as it is makes sense. > > > * Shouldn't move paragraph up/down, changing list depth, and outlining > all > > be together? > > No. Outlining is a Document feature. The others are paragraph features. Well, darn. My plot for world domination through LyX menu reorganization is foiled. ;) Seriously, if there's no agreement on changing the status quo here, the status quo wins. Bennett
