On Sat, 18 Jun 2022 at 15:18:02 +0200, Mike Gabriel wrote:
> User and group management utility suitable as an alternative
> for gnome-system-tools on more lightweight desktop environments
> such as MATE or Xfce.
gnome-system-tools has been dead upstream since 2012 (#888670), so please
avoid implying that it's what GNOME uses. For GNOME, the replacement is
gnome-control-center, but g-c-c is not designed for non-GNOME desktops
(it's a "system settings" utility for GNOME as an integrated environment,
so for example it assumes you're using GNOME Shell).
I would suggest:
User and group management utility suitable as an alternative
for gnome-control-center on more lightweight desktop environments
such as MATE or Xfce.
or just
User and group management utility suitable for lightweight desktop
environments such as MATE or Xfce.
If this is intended to replace current uses of gnome-system-tools in
MATE, Xfce and other GTK-based environments, describing it as a
replacement rather than an alternative might be appropriate, something
like this:
User and group management utility suitable for lightweight desktop
environments such as MATE or Xfce.
.
This utility is intended to replace the user-management functionality
of the old gnome-system-tools package.
Thanks,
smcv
