Sorry there was a read me but I failed to attach it. Its just a mock to show what a kmenu could be like. Categories etc. Focused categories make it easier for people to search for an app. For example, avidemux would be find in Multimedia/video/editing. A focused menu keeps kmenu from eating the entire screen as well. On 1/18/11, Kristopher Gamrat <pikidalto@...> wrote: > @Serghei > Yes, I quite agree. I do try to remember to bottom post. There are, > however, some people that no matter how many times you tell them, they > always top-post. > > @Rob > You were complaining before in another thread that the top posting was > messing with your Gmail. I was trying to point out that with the > default, it can sometimes be hard to remember to bottom-post until the > habbit is formed. > > I have had trouble with Fedora as well. As for Debian, while the core > system does seem stable, I've had trouble with the DE's (KDE 3 > Official, KDE4, Trinity KDE, and GNOME are the ones I've tried). I am > in the process of setting up my only spare desktop as a personal Ark > Linux build server to get my Trinity packages going. It's going to be > troublesome considering our man on top can't seem to get the > dependency mess in dockyard-devel straightened out (even after > manually downloading and installing Zypper and it's deps and adding > the repos, it'd constantly complaining of different programs being > compiled with different versions of the same library, I think the > current problem is with libpng). > > @Tim > As a suggestions, perhaps setup the mailing list to put something like > a header saying "Please post replies below the footer to keep things > organized" and a footer saying "Please reply below here to keep things > organized" on every message coming through the mailing list? It's what > we do with the Ark Linux mailing list (at least with the footer). > Perhaps make it bold so people won't miss it (of course, some people > disable HTML in their email clients, so the bold may just get in the > way). > > -- > Kris > "Piki" > Ark Linux Webmaster > Trinity KDE Packager >