replacing XMMS

[Matias Feliciano]

Le jeu 22/04/2004 à 05:02, Colin Charles a écrit :
> On Thu, 2004-04-22 at 05:11, Bill Nottingham wrote:
> > > True.  There's a few senses of "removal" - removal from the package set
> > > entirely, and just removal from the default installation, and removal
> > > from the default menu.  I'm really only talking about the latter.
> > 
> > Removal from the default menu is wrong.
> 
> Or we can bring back the Extras menu

No.

I don't want the extra step "Extras menu".

If i want xmms in the menu :
$ rpm -i|yum install|system-config-package|... xmms

If i don't want xmms :
$ rpm -e xmms


Why should we have entries in the menu if we don't use them ?
Why add an extra step for an application that the user use ?

Set the best default and then let users to add their preferred
applications and remove some default applications if they don't use
them.

>  (or under Sound & Video -> More
> Sound & Video Applications), and give it its actual name - we'll call it
> XMMS
> 
> > If it's installed, it should be in the menu. For example, if it
> > moved to extras, it would still have a menu item, obviously. So,
> > if it's still in Core, it should still have a menu item, just not
> > necessarily be in the default package set.
> 
> Yes, if installed, a menu item should exist

+1000

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