Frans Englich wrote:
> On my Slackware 9.0 system my (KDE-HEAD) KMenu have a small problem - all over 
> it is spread with 100% _irrelevant_ gnome apps. Do not misunderstand me, I 
> don't mind GNOME, quite the opposite, and want them to live peacefully 
> together, but "gnome control center" is not very useful in KDE and it would 
> be most appropriate if they had a NotShowIn=KDE. Or what do do you think?
> There's alot of those obvious gnome system-specific. But when it comes to apps 
> with _very_ similar functionality like Terminal/konsole Text Editor/Kedit it 
> becomes hard and political tense to judge. Should we do a NotShowIn=GNOME on 
> konsole and a NotShowIn=KDE on Terminal, etc?
> 
> I really have no clue in this matter, but, I think it is clear that the 
> current situation/KMenu is usability wise could be better.
> 
> Should I make a pile of oneliners and this time not only bother kde developers 
> but also gnomers? :) What do the wise people say in this matter? :)

Urgh!!!

This would mean WAR y'know ;)

But seriously.. sometimes someone just prefers the gnome variant over 
the kde variant despite using KDE.

I can't say much about what should not be shown and what should: but 
definately don't hide GNOME applications. As for gnome-control-center, 
it should be shown too, unless you want to force the user to startup 
gnome just to change their settings (think themes and fonts).

   - William
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