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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Re: K Menu Categories
From:       Sander Devrieze <s.devrieze () pandora ! be>
Date:       2003-08-22 21:35:42
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Op vrijdag 22 augustus 2003 23:02, schreef William Leese:
<snip>
> 3. Office holds all KOffice applications. By changing the name to
> Productivity we could group applications that currently do not strictly
> belong to the Office category, but are related in that they're often use
> for some form of personal administration (vs. company administration).
> 4. PIM is a category that sprung to life because of the kolab client
> efforts. All it's applications could easily be placed in Office (or
> Productivity).

IMO Office is better because "producivity" don't say much to a user: he will 
better understand "office" I think.

<snip>
> If we remove the oddities we're left with:
>
> Development
> Edutainment
> Games
> Graphics
> Internet
> Multimedia
> Productivity
> Preferences*
> System
> Toys
> Utilities
>
> * This will not be an application category, but rather an item under
> 'Other Actions'.

IMO it's better to have this in the main menu so that people don't need the 
spill much time by searching the settings when they want to change somthing. 
It's also good that people see everytime this item in the main menu for 
marketing reasons ("KDE the configurable desktop environement!").

> Which is remarkably similar to GNOME:

And why should it look like Gnome?

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