Sorry for reviving a thread almost 10 days old, but I think it's good to do
so in light of the fact that we are in the editing phase of the manual.
Hannie's original opinion brings to us a great reminder as editors (and
authors) that we need to be sure to use the terminology currently being
employe
On 03/20/2013 09:49 AM, Hannie Dumoleyn wrote:
There is one thing we should keep in mind: the Ubuntu Manual is mainly
for beginners. We should not make the advanced topics too
comprehensive, at least that is my personal opinion. Perhaps in the
future we could make a special manual for advanced
There is one thing we should keep in mind: the Ubuntu Manual is mainly
for beginners. We should not make the advanced topics too comprehensive,
at least that is my personal opinion. Perhaps in the future we could
make a special manual for advanced users, or is that too ambitious? As a
team, we
Hi Patrick,
Your last statement is so very true, that I feel a bit ashamed I
expressed my feelings about Files on this list.
The next time I moan, I will do it privately ;)
Hannie
Op 20-03-13 00:21, Patrick Dickey schreef:
I think the most important thing is that we don't let our feelings
tow
Using and describing Files (formerly Nautilus) is a real struggle. The
menu bar now only contains the menu "Files". Other menus like Edit,
View, Go, Bookmarks and Help, which could be found in the menu bar in
Nautilus 3.4, are now placed on the toolbar in two dropdown menus: View
options and L
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