On Mon, 2009-02-16 at 10:25 +0100, Christoph Wickert wrote: > Am Freitag, den 06.02.2009, 14:01 -0500 schrieb Matthias Clasen: > > Hey, > > > > I have just build a redhat-menus package that gets rid of the Submenus > > in Preferences. We kinda inherited them from the control-center shell, > > which never really took off, and they didn't really work well, since the > > categorization left people guessing which submenu to open. > > I don't thing that's a good argument, because you get used to the > submenus quickly. I really liked them. We worked hard to get everything > right, filed bugs against packages that were not inside of the submenus, > and now we throw all this away? > +1. I've received this update yesterday and it makes the Preferences menu much less efficient to use. Please put the sub-menus back. > > This means the Preferences menu will be a bit long. We should perhaps > > take it as encouragement to weed out some unnecessary things from > > there... > > I have a pretty standard install of F10 and I have 28 menu entries for > preferences. A screen with 600 px height and two panels can only take 18 > menu entries, this means that we'll have to remove 10. This isn't > possible, at least without ether a) removing stuff that really is needed > or b) major changes in Gnome upstream. > I have 800 px height and two panels and it hardly fits there on pretty standard Rawhide install... Martin
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