Let's make a "big decisions of life" kcm module, which will be displayed
first run time, and it can also be popped up later.

  It would contain questions like:

1. Mac menu bar (was your previous machine a mac?)
2. Single/double click
3. Language
4. Left/handed right handed

  etc. This would be for beginners, who normally do not tweak the rest of
the settings. 
  Opinions?

             Lotzi 

On Wed, 26 Apr 2000, Torsten Rahn wrote:

> 
> > It becomes too messy for an inexperienced user. Do a newbie even know
> > (or care) what is a KDE app and what is not?
> 
> No, (s)he doesn't. There are already many newbies in the 
> kde/linux-newsgroups who think various apps to be KDE-apps although 
> they aren't KDE-apps. By mixing KDE and Non-KDE-apps in the 
> K-menu we will get more BUG-reports and mails concerning 
> non-KDE-apps as people will assume that they belong to our product.
> (People are used to the fact that competing programs are note
> being mentioned by competitors ;)
> 
> >  It is better to make this easy accessible in the CC.
> 
> as I said: most people who rarely use PCs won't search
> for an option like this. They are used to things only 
> showing ONE behaviour. My mother e.g. might be a good
> example for this: She takes things as they are and 
> judges on it then without getting the ideas that things
> are configurable. Maybe this comes from the fact that
> washing-machines, espresso-machines, toilets and things
> are not configurable in the way you use them.
> 
> Tackat
> 
> > --
> > Espen Sand
>