On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 6:55 PM, Bastián Díaz <diaz.bastian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
El 08-10-2015 11:42, Michael Catanzaro escribió:
Anyway, since the release notes are not an app, they should not be
displayed in the shell overview anymore. I wonder why you're seeing
them at all.
It is not an application, but is a shortcut to the Release Notes and with Dev Help, are distributed with fedora since a time ago.
Independent of the problem that I present, I believe that this access to documentation should be included in the "Utilities" folder.
,Cheers
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We've had the discussion in the past and devised a set of guidelines [1], which basically say that since the release note launcher does not launch an app, we should not include it in the default install. If it were to be included, it'd be in the Sundry folder, which is for "stuff that is not actually apps but we can't remove from our default installation for various reasons".
AFAIK, we don't install the release notes by default any more (correct me if I'm wrong). I feel there's a little value in rehashing the same discussion about the release notes we had in previous cycles.
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