Re: tmfkap, File, &c
- From: Bowie Poag <bjp primenet com>
- To: Samuel Solon <ssolon usa net>
- cc: gnome-gui-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: tmfkap, File, &c
- Date: Wed, 5 Aug 1998 19:37:03 -0700 (MST)
> Adding an additional menu to the left of the "i/o oriented" menu is
> jarring. I have had occasion to run Gnu emacs on Windows 95 and it adds a
> menu to the left of the File menu (Buffers?) and it always throws me off.
> It's not a huge problem in emacs since I usually use key-strokes but I find
> it disconcerting. tmfkap will cause a huge disparity between Gnome apps and
> non-Gnome apps for what appears (to me) to be little benefit in return.
Agreed. But keep in mind, its only jarring because its inconsistant. If
you were on a platform that ALL windows *had* something to the left of
File, it wouldnt seem the slightest bit out of place.
>
> On the question of renaming the "File" menu to be something else I have
> very strong feelings. Fundamentally it seems silly to change one of the few
> constants in the computer industry but there are other reasons that it
> seems wrong.
Agreed. File and Document are synonyms anyway. I fear that "Document" is
simply a politically correct way of saying "File" anyway. :) Since when is
a sound sample a document? :)
File should stand as-is. File.
Excellently well-written post, btw.
Bowie
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