Fwd: [Ichthux-devel] Lost Ichthux & the Cartoon Jesus

[Ben Armstrong]

Oops.  I meant to send this to the list, not just to Raphaël.

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From: Ben Armstrong <synergism at gmail.com>
Date: Apr 10, 2005 2:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Ichthux-devel] Lost Ichthux & the Cartoon Jesus
To: Raphaël Pinson <raphink at gmail.com>


On Apr 10, 2005 1:30 PM, Raphaël Pinson <raphink at gmail.com> wrote:
>  On sid Debian installs BibleTime in Lost&Found in the KDE Menu. So it's not
> a knoppix issue it seems, but more of an issue with the package in itself,
> that is not well set to find a place in the KDE Menu.

It is curious that you say you were aware of this issue, and yet you
did not file a bug against the package in sid.  Or perhaps you were
aware, but didn't yet realize the issue was in sid too? :)  In any
event, I am not a KDE user on sid, so it isn't appropriate for me to
file a bug.  Please file one.

> I think one of the
> goals of the Ichthux CDD would be to have a "Religious" menu on both KDE and
> Gnome to store the various programs focusing on religious goals.

I'm not sure this is appropriate for Debian in general.  In one
context, the Bible would be considered religious, in another,
historical, another literary, and another still, philosophical.  Is
"religious" a useful category?

But within the specific context of Ichthux, we could certainly have a
top-level menu for Ichthux material, with submenus beneath.  Thus:

Debian
   -> Apps
      -> Tools (or maybe "Text" would be more appropriate/less cluttered)
         -> Bibletime
   -> Ichthux
      -> Bible study
         -> Bibletime
         -> Gnomesword
      -> Office
         -> Openoffice
         -> ? (christian organization office-related packages)
      -> etc.

Ben