>>> lot of menu items use the same naming scheme (gedit is "Text Editor" for example), the rational is that the entry without a name is implicitely the default software for this category, other softwares have their names to make clear they are a different choice
>> VLC, Mplayer and Gxine are important alternate choices to Totem; thus by your arguments, doesn't this *require* Totem be explicitly named?
> you didn't understand the argument, they are not the default player so the name need to be specified to make clear they are an another option
Wait... so why does Ubuntu specifically have named entries such as:
GIMP Image Editor
Firefox Web Browser
Pidgin Internet Messenger
Transmission BitTorrent Client
Brasero Disc Burner
These are the defaults, yet they are named... Are you implying that if they are not the GNOME defaults then they need names?
>>> lot of menu items use the same naming scheme (gedit is "Text Editor" for example), the rational is that the entry without a name is implicitely the default software for this category, other softwares have their names to make clear they are a different choice
>> VLC, Mplayer and Gxine are important alternate choices to Totem; thus by your arguments, doesn't this *require* Totem be explicitly named?
> you didn't understand the argument, they are not the default player so the name need to be specified to make clear they are an another option
Wait... so why does Ubuntu specifically have named entries such as:
GIMP Image Editor
Firefox Web Browser
Pidgin Internet Messenger
Transmission BitTorrent Client
Brasero Disc Burner
These are the defaults, yet they are named... Are you implying that if they are not the GNOME defaults then they need names?
*confused*
Rhythmbox Music Player