Hey, I would like to know the developers opinion about the double preferred applications. You have: "Preferred Applications" which does: - Internet - - Web Browser - - Mail Client - Multimedia - - Multimedia Player - System - - Terminal Emulator - Accessibility - - Visual - - Mobility And you have: "Removable Drives and Media" which does: - Storage - - Rem. Storage - - Blanc CD and DVD - Multimedia - - Audio CD discs - - Video DVD discs - - Portable Music players - Cameras O well.. you get the point till here. Now what i mean is that those 2 programs each manage there own preferred applications which is really confusion. I just spend a few hours to find out where to change the Autoplay for DVD's (and i'm close to a advanced linux/fedora user) which was set at totem and i wanted to have mplayer. My idea would be to drop the 2 existing applications completely and create 1 new application to handle the preferred applications for all programs (internet) and hardware (video dvd). The advantages --------------------- - One place for all preferred applications - Preferred apps can be found where they are expected - way more user friendly (that's what fedora wants right?) And i'm sure there are a lot more The disadvantages ------------------------ - A new application has to be made so time (and perhaps money) has to be put into this So.. what are your thoughts about this one? I'm probably gonna fill in a feature request on gnome's bugzilla but some feedback about this one would be nice. Mark -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
