El dom, 31-01-2010 a las 21:07 +0100, Petter Reinholdtsen escribió: > [José L. Redrejo Rodríguez] > > I've already have the fixes for squeeze, I've just waiting to commit > > them until the lenny version of Debian Edu is released. > > What about trying to fix the default KDE and Gnome menues in Debian to > be more consistent and match our need better? I wanted to start > there, to see if we could clean it up a bit before Squeeze. Because in most cases is not an error itself, but a different criteria. As an example: the maintainer of upstream of Kicad can consider this application should go into the "Development" branch in a Debian machine, and it's a very reasonable place to put it. But, in terms of Debian Edu, it's much more logical to place it at Education->Electronics. Same for many music, graphic, etc. applications. The problem is not (usually) a bug in the menu in Debian, but installing so many applications as Debian Edu does, and relocate the menus to make them usable, in order to allow the end users (teachers & students) an easy and logical way to find the application they're searching. Regards. José L. > > > For gnome there is a gnome-menu-spec-test[1] which is great because > > it show the menu items, and also those that are hidden by some of > > the xdg or menu changes, so you can see all the posibilities. > > Sound very useful. :) > > > For Kde, I used the real menu, but after fixing Gnome menus, only a > > few changes were needed. In the future I guess less changes will be > > needed as both desktops are more xdg compliant everyday. Today, the > > differences between kde and gnome menus are due only to legacy menus > > from old applications. > > Right. With KDE 4 it is not very easy, as one have to look at the > menu throught a peekhole. :) > > Happy hacking, > -- > Petter Reinholdtsen > >
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