Johannes Rohr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Christian Marillat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...] > So if you change the default, it will affect *all* but those few that > have already chosen a custom Splash image. > > What's wrong about that? I'd say it's the best way I can imagine. Tell me how you can tell to an user who come from Windows or for a newbie Linux user to open a terminal (terminal ? sorry I don't undertstand !) and type gconftool-2 ... ( where I should type gconftool-2 ... ?) Are you really serious ? You want to customize the Desktop a little more ? Then write a capplet who add missing configuration opttions like the splash screen configuration. If you do that, you should think, why this option aren't already included by upstream in the control center ? Because users don't need to changes this sort of options ? > If someone has already deliberately chosen a custom splash image, s/he > is probably happy with it and nothing else should be imposed on > them. All others get a funky new Debian splash. > > That's respecting users' freedom of choice. Really ? You impose new users with the Debian splash screen, I don't talk that freedom of choice. Christian
