Dear LyX developers,

I added some X-Apps just behind their anchestors (GNOME equivalents) to
configure.py.

However, there are open points from the discussion:

On 2017-01-08, Paul A. Rubin wrote:

> My default text editor would be 
> notepad, which would require running the Wine emulator. 

I propose to place "notepad" at the end of the text editor selection list:

     checkViewerEditor('a text editor',
         ['xemacs', 'gvim', 'kedit', 'kwrite', 'kate',
-         'nedit', 'gedit', 'notepad',
-         'geany', 'leafpad', 'mousepad', 'xed'],
+         'nedit', 'gedit', 'geany', 'leafpad', 'mousepad', 'xed', 'notepad'],

 * Notepad under Wine is not a good choice for Linux 
   (but comes with wine by default)
 * Windows users will not have the Linux programs and not be disturbed.
   An exception is "geany" that may also be present under Windows.
   If this is an issue, we can put "geany" at the end, too.

> My default image viewer would be gimp, which I find much too cumbersome
> just for looking at an image.

Here, I propose to add the most common image viewers to the selection list:

-    path, iv = checkViewerNoRC('a raster image viewer', ['xv', 'kview', 
'gimp-remote', 'gimp'], rc_entry = [imageformats])
-    path, ie = checkEditorNoRC('a raster image editor', ['gimp-remote', 
'gimp'], rc_entry = [imageformats])
+    path, iv = checkViewerNoRC('a raster image viewer',
+        ['xv', 'kview', 'eog', 'xviewer', 'ristretto', 'gpicview', 
'lximage-qt', 
+         'gimp-remote', 'gimp'],
+        rc_entry = [imageformats])
+    path, ie = checkEditorNoRC('a raster image editor', 
+        ['gimp-remote', 'gimp'], rc_entry = [imageformats])

 eog:         Eye of Gnome, the Gnome default viewer
 xviewer:     Eye of Gnome successor for MATE and Cinnamon
 ristretto:   XFCE image viewer
 gpicview:    LXDE image viewer
 lximage-qt:  QXDE image viewer
 
 
Possible other additions:

 gwenview:    KDE image viewer
 
 xdg-open:    generic file handler
 
              The problem with xdg-open is, that it calls the browser
              (firefox) as fallback. This is not good for DVI and PDF, but
              may be better than Gimp for raster images.
              
Günter

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