Selon Helge Hafting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > I never encountered 'X' (with quotes) as referring to the X window system > (BTW > > google neither...). That's why I thought that the quotes could remove the > > ambiguity. > Well, I don't think people in general knows if the X window > system tends to be written with or without quotes. Of course > many people probably haven't even heard of X, so they will think > of something else. > > The real question is: will people looking for tips on how lyx > can be used to write their articles on math, psychology or > chemistry think that "lyx for X" is the place to look?
Yes if they read the description... > Perhaps the math guy might think so, I don't know about the > others. "LyX for sciences" or "LyX for sciences/humanities" > sure tell them exactly what this is about. True (IMO). > > Anyway, I agree with Jürgen: The description already clears up any > > possible ambiguity! > > > Sure - but what's wrong with a clear heading too - when it is > this easy? The length of this thread demonstrates that this is not so easy ;-) Mael.
