> This is not the same issue. You can still install whatever the hell you > want for your users. This is about what we treat as a default, or > slightly customized default, install. From the installer you can still > select individual packages, or go inside a package set and select one of > the packages that is not installed by default but is a member of that > set. ok - this part wasn't terribly clear in your policy - it would be useful to specify that a bit. > That said, the current "everything shows up in everybody's menu" way of > doing things is lame. That problem should be addressed head on. I think that is a function of getting the menu editing working, not a function of setting .desktop file policy. Moreover, when a user first logs in - they should probably see the range of options of installed software, otherwise they'll probably never find the rest of it. -sv
