On Fri, 2004-04-16 at 15:43, Razvan Corneliu C.R. "d3vi1" VILT wrote: > All respect for seth, but I have a multi user desktop. My mother needs > some applications, my dad others, my bro games, and I need some also. > Evolution is the only one we all need, that's why we installed so many > packages (all of them to be honest, as I am doing some work on an > adaptation of fedora to our school's needs). And if this example is not > enough, try having a high-school, different students require different > applications, the common ones should have X-Red-Hat-Base, others should > be in more. I also saw that fedora.us has X-Fedora-Base, that should be > also included in the base stuff. Ah, thus the long-term master plan that each menu item can be enabled/disabled per-user (and in fact from a user point of view, "installing" and "uninstalling" a piece of software may not be different from adding/removing it from the menu, though from an admin/root point of view it may be). This is already possible today editing text files (see the XDG menu specification) of course, there's just no GUI on it. Havoc
