On Tue, Jul 17, 2007 at 09:42:48AM +0200, Josselin Mouette wrote: > > Okay, as long as it can easily be configured, I see no problem in > > disabling it by default. But there should be either a prominent menu > > entry which is easy to find, or a README.Debian in an obvious package. > > If disabled with NoDisplay=true, you can easily re-enable the Debian > menu in alacarte (accessible with a right click and "edit menus"). Would > that suit you? Please note that 'alacarte' is not part of gnome-core. I'm not very into GNOME but a *different* application seems to get executed for editing menus if you don't have the 'gnome-desktop-environment' meta-package (which pulls in alacarte) but just have gnome-core. If alacarte should be a core tool (as you seem to imply) maybe it should be pulled in by gnome-core. Otherwise users will get different behaviours depending on their package selection (full GNOME desktop vs. minimalistic GNOME desktop). Don't you think? Regards Javier
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