Hi all, Recently, many users have been calling for a program which starts up at first login and introduces users to the basics about using and configuring Ubuntu. I'm convinced that the onboard documentation will do this job sufficiently well for dapper, the Desktop Guide in particular has had lots of work and will be accessible enough for users to see quickly where to find the right answers. In my personal opinion Dapper is the first release where I can say that the onboard documentation will do a good job.
However, one of the big problems for us as the documentation team is that the onboard help is not used nearly enough, this leads to people spending more time looking for help, and hitting the forums/irc/mailing lists with questions which are answered in the documentation. I'd like to suggest an easy way to resolve this problem: restore the help icon on the gnome-panel. This will make the onboard documentation easily accessible for new users. I would earnestly urge you to reconsider the decision that was taken to remove this icon! Users need to know the documentation is there, and those that don't can remove the icon with two clicks. thanks, Matt -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] gnupg pub 1024D/0E6B06FF
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