On Wed, 19 Aug 2015, Jimmy Sjölund wrote:
> > As I mentioned before I'd like to look into incorporating Plume Creator in > Ubuntu Studio, http://www.plume-creator.eu/. It is an application > dedicated > to writing; blog posts, novels, essays or reports.Exactly, we had some talk about whether it would fit into Publishing but it might not be the best choice. Publishing in Freedesktop category have this spec: Publishing Desktop Publishing applications and Color Management tools Graphics or Office and Office: Office An office type application
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When I compare with Scrivener which is a similar application it only has "Office" listed and it ends up in our Office menu when installed. I think Literature would be somewhat appropriate, but then it was pointed to main categories Education or Science, which to me seem a bit far fetched. I'd go for Office as no better alternative seem to exist. That would put it outside the Ubuntu Studio menu, I'm not sure if that's a problem?
It doesn't have to be a problem. If it already fits in office we can just include it. We can still have it in the publishing meta regardless. This is what the publishing menu/meta was actually originally imagined to hold. The only thing that has changed is that publishing as a word has been found to be less than specific. However the idea of including Literature creating tools is not out of line and with a push to use existing Categories, Office is fine. I am sure many people will look there second if not first.
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