Description of problem: Module of configuration is not centralised and make a lot of entrie in differante menu with no order... Actual results: application + | -système tools + | lot of thing... Desktop + | preference+ | | | lot of thing... | | Administration+ | lot of thing... Expected results: (is an example) Application+ | Adinistration+ Système controle center (very important!!!) | Software Update | Add Software | Système tools+ | | | lot of things... | Preference+ | lot of things...
Preferences are per-user, while the administration stuff is per-system, so they aren't logically the same. Something possibly could be done with system tools and system->administration.
OK and for add a systeme controle center? An application like the package system-config is very usefull for all. No?
Yes it is usefull, and many people are asking for it.
Yes the test on madpenguin says the same thing -> http://madpenguin.org/cms/index.php/?m=show&id=5971&page=3 on chapter "Configuration & support" Is a very very important enhancement! not the menu but the controle center. Thanks to put it on FC5. :)
There is gnome-control-center if you really want something like that. Anyway, this is not gnome-menus fault.
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