----- Original Message ----- > Hello all. > > As you may know, we ship a launcher called "Release Notes" in our > default install. > During the F18 Launcher Purge[1] Allan asked the docs team to remove > it from the default install, but his request was rejected[2]. > > But now we have guidelines[3], and the guidelines state: > * An "app" is an application as defined by the GNOME 3 HIG[4] > * An app launcher SHOULD Launch software that is an actual app - see > the GNOME 3 HIG for the exact definition > > And the release notes, well, are not an app (per the definition in the > GNOME 3 HIG). > > Moreover, I don't really think users expect to find release notes > inside the OS itself - no other OS does that. > > We can link to the release notes in our download page, our help page > on the website (which will be linked from start.fpo once I finish > implementing the new designs we got), and a bookmark in Firefox > (pointing to a local copy of the release notes) - so the release notes > won't exactly be invisible or inaccessible. Or it could simply be in Software, which is where software is. -- desktop mailing list desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop
