Marc Lehmann wrote:
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> On Wed, Nov 10, 1999 at 05:48:34PM +0100, Raphael Quinet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Quite right. And to paraphrase what I wrote in a previous message,
> > there is nothing wrong in having an _optional_ dependency on GNOME
...
> The difference (IMHO) is that a help system is an integral part of the gimp,
> just like menus, a good ui design or the tooltips are.
Hi,
what about this solution to the help browser problem:
make it a plugin (or module). You could make a plugin for each variant.
One plugin would start user-configurable web browser
Second would run GtkXmHtml
Third would run gnome help browser (if it uses html)
The plugins would register under <help>/... and the user would select a
preferred one in setup. If the configured one is not found, the first
registered is used instead.
I hope that this is solution that would work for everyone.
Regards,
Edheldil
