Am Donnerstag, 10. Mai 2012, 01:28:29 schrieb T.C. Hollingsworth: > On Tue, May 8, 2012 at 2:00 PM, Burkhard L?ck <lueck at hube-lueck.de> wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > some todo's/questions/comments for our work from my list: > > > > * KDE Fundamentals > > Not visible in KHelpcenter, only on docs.kde.org and via links in > > handbooks or "khelpcenter help:fundamentals" in konsole. > > KHelpcenter should have a top level item for fundamentals, which icon to > > use for it? > > The blue K-Button is already used for "Application Manuals" > > How about a Home icon like in web browsers > (/usr/share/icons/oxygen/*/actions/go-home.png). Seems fitting since > this should be the starting point for people looking at documentation. > ;-) > Yes a possible candidate, what about system-help?
There was a review request to change the icon for online help: https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/104621/ > BTW, for me nothing but Application Manuals, Plasma Manual, and UNIX > manual pages have icons in that list [1], even though most of them > have Icon= entries in their desktop files in > kderuntime.git/khelpcenter/plugins. Are these broken for everyone or > just my distro? I'd like to get them fixed if possible; all the blue > question marks look ugly IMHO. > I have the same icons as in your screenshot in 4.8/4.9 compiled from sources. khelpcenter/plugins has ./info.desktop:92:Icon=help-contents ./kicmodules.desktop:94:Icon=help-contents -> change to hwinfo (KInfocenter)? ./Scrollkeeper/.directory:88:Icon=help-contents ./onlinehelp.desktop:68:Icon=help-contents ./plasma.desktop:3:Icon=plasma ./kioslaves.desktop:93:Icon=help-contents ./Manpages/.directory:88:Icon=application-x-troff-man ./kcontrolmodules.desktop:94:Icon=preferences-system -> but shows help- contents (preferences-system = Systemsettings icon) > > * The items in the visual dictionary have to be sync with the preferred > > words on www.englishbreakfastnetwork.org/sanitizer/j > > I'll fix it to match these. > > For my and others' future reference, there's a complete list of > everything this checks for here: > http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/quality/sanitizer/tools/preferred_forms?view=ma > rkup > > (I'll see about expanding that list sometime after 4.9 is all settled > too. It hasn't been touched in over 3 years and definitely could use > some love. :-) > That would be great, i guess you are a native speaker? > > * Find + Replace is done in some apps (KMail, Konsole, Konqueror, Kate) > > in a bar inside the viewer/editor window, do we need to add that info or > > a screenshot? > > Also KHelpCenter itself. The documentation should definitely cover > what the application the user is viewing it in does. ;-) > > I'll add this. > > > * Hotkeys or Shortcuts? > > Grepping for [Hh]otkey in l10n-kde4/documentation/ gives 32 hits, but for > > [Ss]hortcut 3881 hits. So Shortcuts seems to be the default term, change > > that? > > Yeah, not sure why "hotkey" is used repeatedly in that section despite > the window being called Configure *Shortcuts*. :-( > > > * Working with Schemes > > Retake some screenshot with reduced height, some have a lot of > > "whitespace" (files-open.png, files-save.png, shortcuts-search.png)? > > Will do. > > > * How to import a Scheme is missing. > > There is a BR about this issue > > (https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=205694) I have tried to export the > > default Konsole Scheme to /tmp/. > > Result is shortcuts/share/apps/konsole/konsoleDefaultshortcuts.rc > > If I try to export the default Scheme from an other app to /tmp/, nothing > > happens. Works only if I export to an other folder. > > How to deal with that issue in the fundamentals docbook? > > Ugh, no application can import a scheme? "<warning><para>This feature > is completely useless.</para></warning>"? > If you create a new shortcuts scheme named 'schemename' in application 'appname', it is saved in $KDEDIR/apps/appname/appnameschemenameshortcuts.rc. Exporting the scheme 'schemename' in application 'appname' you have to select a folder and the exported scheme is saved in shortcuts/share/apps/appname/appnameschemenameshortcuts.rc below the selected folder. Copy/move the file appnameschemenameshortcuts.rc to the folder $KDEDIR/apps/appname/ it will be picked up and accessible in the drop down box labelled "Current scheme"
