On Thu, Sep 01, 2011 at 04:45:12PM +0100, Tim Booth wrote:
>
> I'm not sure about having icons in the Applications menu that just bring
> up documentation.
I'm not sure as well - that's the reason why I did not pushed more. It
just makes more sense than bringing up a frustrating terminal which is
of no use:
> I agree the documentation should be at-hand but I'm
> not sure this is where it should be found, and I don't think other
> packages do it.
Right, other packages do not do it (at least not to my knowledge). I
also would not really advertise this as solution - I just was asking the
bug reporter if he would accept this as a fix/workaround for his
problem. I did it for the user menus as some kind of experiment and up
to now I do not have any positive results (which might have different
reasons but is not very inspiring to spend more time on it).
> On BL we have a desktop icon that brings up browsable
> documentation for all the tools but at present this is totally
> incompatible with the Debian conventions for document locations so
> everything has to be manually updated by me. Maybe with work our
> documentation system could be made into something useful for Debian Med
Sounds interesting.
Kind regards
Andreas.
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