h the freedesktop.org folks about
standards, but not directly relating to what you proposed. I'll dig into
that spec though, just to get myself fully aware.
Meanwhile, I assume that Chris Lawrence's menu rewrite will be fully VFolder
compliant.
Cheers,
Luke Seubert
On 10/24/2002 10:42 PM, Miles Bader at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Luke Seubert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I am not quite sure what you mean. I don't think the whole menu
>> structure is being based upon any one piddling detail - but I am not sure
>> which p
On 10/24/2002 10:26 PM, Tim Wheeler at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [ On Thursday 24 October 2002 09:18 pm, Luke Seubert wrote: ]
>> Good point. This would tend to argue in favor of segregated menus then,
>> with GTK apps showing up when one is using the Gnome deskt
On 10/24/2002 7:26 PM, Miles Bader at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 at 05:29:56PM -0400, Luke Seubert wrote:
>> However, that does not mean that Debian Desktop should not care. KDE apps
>> designed to run optimally under the KDE Desktop environment. Apps ru
s and
debate over a unified Linux menu structure across all distros? Whew! It
would be enough to burn down every building in Chicago I betcha ;-)
Seriously though, by the time Debian Desktop accomplishes its goals, maybe
your wife will be very happy to switch to slick and easy to use, and much
more stable, Debian Desktop! ;-)
Cheers,
Luke Seubert
ou want both Gnome and KDE apps showing up in your Menu?" While this
question would be meant to help the clueless newbie achieve a simpler GUI
after install, the question could be horribly confusing and nonsensical for
said newbie.
Is there a good alternative way to accomplish your suggest
on
the basis of politics.
My hope is that good technical arguments will emerge that strongly support
various decisions taken, and that we can avoid as much politics as possible.
Heh. Am I sadly naive or what? ;-)
Cheers,
Luke Seubert
behave in a manner consisten with best UI
practice. But there are other things more urgent that need work for now.
Cheers,
Luke Seubert
aller and Desktop config system would be at least that minimally
intelligent.
Cheers,
Luke Seubert
xperience and feedback when I go to help out with the DD menu design?
Cheers,
Luke Seubert
ready pre-loaded. Same
applies to Gnome and GTK apps.
So, if Desktop Debian wants users to have a desktop that "Just Works",
without any puzzling delays waiting for some apps to load - everything nice
and smooth and well integrated - then it makes sense for DD to worry about
these issues.
Cheers,
Luke Seubert
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