Menus in Hoary/Gnome2.9

[Jerry Haltom]

I should have left off the "What would Apple do!" part. I apologize. It
was unnecessary. Either way, the editor is gone. I suspect a lot of
people (developers included) never even realized the menus were editable
without the nautilus applications:/// sillyness, but directly in the
menu itself.

I got over it and started writing .desktop files on my own.


On Mon, 2005-02-14 at 00:13 -0500, nuopus wrote:
>Jerry Haltom Wrote: 
>> Doesn't it seem a bit... mean... to drop an expected feature before
>> having a replacement in place? Doesn't seems like something I'd have
>> expected Ubuntu to do for a release. Doesn't seem like something Apple
>> would do. =)
>
>I would like to point out that Hoary is a development version. There
>is talks of a menu editor in Gnome 2.10 when it is released ... and
>thus in Hoary when it is released.
>
>Apple produces betas in a CLOSED fasion like Microsoft does ... you do
>not get to actively see the development of the next version of OSX so
>how do YOU know if it isnt something apple does during active
>development of OSX? If you have ever taken part in active development
>of new software , you would know that when a codebase is switched or
>they are planning a new release with lots of features, there are ALWAYS
>things that will break during its development.
>
>If you are angry that they have removed a beloved feature temporarily,
>then maybe you should just stick to Warty until Hoary gets released.
>
>
>-- 
>nuopus
>
-- 
Jerry Haltom <wasabi at larvalstage.net>