Erling Larsen wrote:
I have to disagree. No matter if you are experienced or novice, the
question of desktopicons is about personally preferences,
I build my first pc in -86 or -87 and see my self as an experienced user.
I want icons for programs that i use often to be on the desktop, and the
programs that i use every day i put in the fast start bar.
In a way this is one of the things that opensource is about: That i can
use my computer in the way that i want, and not in the way that some
big company or experienced users tell me that i have to.
No.
People (or companies) are allowed to write Open Source programs *any*
way they want. Other people, may of course, change the programs, or port
routines from one program into another program
You are allowed to rewrite the program yourself if you want to.
But you have no special right to *tell* others how they must write a
program.
In any case, supposedly OpenOffice.org version 3.0 will provide an icon
for Writer on the desktop. And for the current version, there is no
problem in simply dragging one or all of the icons off the menu and
copying them as shortcuts to the desktop.
Jim Allan
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