No more right click terminal

[Rahul Sundaram]

Hi

>
>One possible answer:  So GNOME wants to be all things to the little people who 
>don't know nor care to know?  That's fine.  This is open source.  
>"$open_source == $freedom_of_choice;" .  So, I will vote with my "feet", 
>a.k.a. my choice of desktop.  I use KDE.
>  
>
KDE doesnt have a terminal in the desktop context menu either.

>Maybe instead of trying to get the Fedora Development community to make GNOME 
>what developers want it to be, there should be more choices made available.  
>Adding fluxbox, blackbox, openbox & evilwm to the core distribution would not 
>be difficult and would only take up less than 2MB on the CDs.  Others (like 
>Enlightenment and some of the cool new 3D desktop environments) could easily 
>live in Extras.  Why don't we look at providing more options for those who 
>care?  (Yes, I know some of them are already in Extras).
>  
>
Its not about size. its about maintenance. Why do want everything but 
the kitchen sink in core itself?

>Personally, I like having the "Open Terminal" context menu item by default; 
>it's there for those who need it/know about it/like it.  
>
Fedora core 5 would have a yum aware anaconda 
(http://www.fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda/YumBackend) and will allow 
you to choose nautilus-open-terminal to do that from extras. Use 
kickstart if you want to automate this process for N number of systems. 
You have the choice.

regards
Rahul