On Tue, 2004-05-18 at 18:13 +0100, Mark McLoughlin wrote: > 5) Write a simple menu editor for the panel which allows you to > enable/disable menu items - it would just generate a .menu file in > .config with a set of <Include>/<Exclude>s[2]. > > The idea here is that editing the layout of the menus without > exposing the nature of the vfolder just creates a big mess. > However, by far the most common use case is just to remove an item > from the menu and this can be done with a simple on/off toggle. It sounds like this is a place where potentially mixed GNOME 2.6/2.8 environments could get confused [1], with configuration from one not being migrated to the other. Can we make sure that running different versions of GNOME in the same homedir will stay sane, please? It's a sort of ABI stability thing. -- Andrew Sobala <aes gnome org> [1] "could" == "I haven't thought too much about it". It might be that we migrate 2.6->2.8, and from then on the settings aren't moved backwards again like the panel gconf change in 2.4. This isn't ideal, but I suppose it might be ok.
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