Thanks for that comprehensive answer, Robert. Now I have four more questions. :-)
1. We already show Category=Settings items *separately*, in the "Themes & Tweaks" department. So anything we did to show all Settings items *differently* probably would cause a lot of visual noise here. Now, some of these "Settings" items have names that make sense in isolation (e.g. "Art Manager", "Desktop Drapes", "Disk Utility"), while others understandably don't (e.g. "Bluetooth", "Default Printer", "Password"). Does that latter group have something programmatically in common? Do they share a dependency or reverse dependency on gnome-control-center, or something like that? If so, then we could do something like displaying an explanatory "(control panel)" after the titles of just those ones. 2. About choosing the correct .desktop file to show in USC, what do you think of this algorithm? "If a package contains more than one .desktop file and all except one of them has NoDisplay=true, show only the one that doesn't. Otherwise, show every .desktop file." Maybe that would still show some .desktop files that we'd rather were hidden. But would it hide any that we wanted shown? 3. Why do Orca's and onBoard's .desktop files have NoDisplay=true? 4. In my 10.04 installation, gnome-utils shows up in USC as "Get Software" > "Accessories" > "GNOME Desktop Utilities", and gnome- bluetooth shows up as "Get Software" > "Themes & Tweaks" > "Bluetooth". Is this an aberration? -- GNOME Color Manager Shows in Software Center as "Color Profiles" https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/539330 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
