menu layout proposal for gnome 2.10
- From: Ricardo Veguilla <veguilla hpcf upr edu>
- To: desktop-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: menu layout proposal for gnome 2.10
- Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2004 23:09:29 -0400
Hi, this is a proposal for a new Gnome menu layout.
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GNOME Menu
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Applications ->
Accessories
*Computer Management* (System Tools)
Games
Graphics
Internet
Office (Productivity?)
Programming
Sound & Video
Preferences->
My Personal Information (About Me)->
Personal Information (name, address, phone number,etc)
Login Photo
Password(s) (user account password +
gnome-keyring-manager)
Email Account(s) (email notification)
Instant Messenger Account(s) (automatic login)
Desktop->
Themes
(Fonts,Controls,Windows,Icons,Background,Sound Themes)
Panels, Menus, & Toolbars
Windows
Screensaver/Power Management (Galago
integration?)
Folders and Volumes Management
Sessions
Workspaces
Devices->
Display (Screen(s) Resolution & Layout)
Keyboard
Mouse
Printer
Scanner
Digital Camera
Network Devices
Sound Device (Volume, speaker configuration)
Accessibility & Assistive Technology Support
Language
Preferred Applications
Actions->
Run Application...
Search for file...
Open recent documents...
Lock Screen
Log Out
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Computer Management ->
Hardware configuration
Bootloader
Services
<gnome-system-tools>
<distribution-specific tools>
<other system related configuration apps>
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Misc notes:
- "Computer Management" is a category of applications aimed at power
users and sys admins, which
means that it could be removed/hidden from some accounts if appropriate.
Everything a normal
user should be able to configure will be available in "My Preferences"
- "Preferences" should be move outside the "Applications" menu.
All the following app related dialogs should be relocated to the
appropriate app.
- "CD/DVD Burning Preferences" accessible from cd-burner or from
"Folders and Volumes Management"
- "CDDB Preferences" accessible from audio-player
- "Database Preferences" not sure if it should go in Productivity,
"Programming" or "Computer Management"
Opinions? Comments? Rants?
--
Ricardo Veguilla
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