Re: gtop docs and various questions

[Kim Lester <kim dfusion com au>]

Not really my concern but you might be interested
that it is a fact of human perception
that all caps words are harder to read than
mixed/lower case.
All caps words are mentally a lot "louder"
than mixed case and can subconsciously
put people off. Aren't we humans complex :-)
Since GNOME is also a word (which was half
the point was it not?) I'd recommend you
write it as "Gnome" - a proper noun.
It has all the effect of caps whilst being
far more visually aesthetic, which is also
the point of the project, n'est ce pas? 

cheers
	Kim Lester

> 
> > Finally, some gnome-documentation-specific questions. Should
> > it be GNOME or Gnome? GNOME is cumbersome and breaks the flow
> > to read it. This is very noticeable when I printed it out.
> > However, I suspect it's probably the 'proper' way, and most
> > of the rest of the docs seem to use that. UNIX, Unix, unix,
> > or *nix-like? Are there preferred terms for different concepts?
> > Menubar (like programmers write it) or menu-bar (more user-
> > friendly?). Toolbar or tool-bar?
> >
> > Telsa
> >
> 
> I'd vote for GNOME, UNIX, menubar and toolbar, thouhg could also live
> with Unix.