Gnome documentation has several parts wrong
Hi all,
last days I spent a bit of time trying to configure GNOME.
I spent time reading GNOME Help and I found it really unuseful.
Beside this, I found that some parts are outdated:
at least the one referring to MIME system seems to be the old
Gnome-2.6 one. Documentation is _full_ of references to MIME
preference tool that is not more part of GNOME-2.8.
Much other stuff is missing. For example I was not able to find
anything that explains what meaning have the icons that appear beside
the running applications into the Gnome-Session UI: some application
have the basket icon, other have the 'help' icon.. what they mean?
Another example: I was not able to find (in the documentation)
nothing that explain where nautilus-cd-burner store temp
files. Nautilus told me that there were not space on the disk. I have
several partitions.. where I should look to "make free space"?
I suppose that the GNOME documentation is taken 'as-is' from the
GNOME project. I can unserstand that GNOME project people can have
some interest in not writing a good documentation, but I think that
for quality issues, the documentation that comes with Debian should
be more accurate.
Is there someone that is working on this? In which way may I help?
Ciao Ciao
Marco
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influenzato la nostra generazione, staremmo tutti saltando in sale
scure, masticando pillole magiche e ascoltando musica elettronica
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