Re: what is "Document Viewer"?
On 5/6/2009 12:10 PM, Tim wrote:
On Wed, 2009-05-06 at 10:36 -0400, David wrote:
> Why don't you edit your menus to fit you own needs and wishes?
Easy enough for those of us that know about it, not so good for
anyone
else. Tell someone to load a page in Evince, and they can't find it.
Tell someone to load something in the document viewer, and you can get
an equally blank stare. They may not have it installed (what do you get
for yum install document viewer?), they may not find a document viewer
in the *graphics* menu, they may have more than one document viewer.
And, I seem to recall, that any time I customised a menu, my changes got
done with the next yum update to that application.
All in all, you present a poor argument compared against the system
having sensible settings in the first place.
I have been around Linux for about ten years or so now. I have always made
mine look and act like I wanted it to look and act. How did I do that? By
RTM, the Release Notes, things such as that, and asking questions. I did the
same thing when I used Windows.
As for me? I'm just user. You need to complain to the people that maintain
the menus. And I have no idea if any of them follow this general helper
list. Personally I would think not. And personally I don't care.
Rather than type here may I suggest that you use Bugzilla? Ask for a change
in the way the menu is laid out. That way you will get their attention. And
a much better argument too. :-)
Have a nice day.
--
David