Description of Problem: The question mark icon in the gnome panel opens the Gnome Projekt help browser in nautilus, which currently leads to the User's Guide. In previous version there were also links to man, info, and others. These are now available by the help tab in the left bar of nautilus. But the user's attention is guided the the bigger center window with gnome user's guide only, and the help tab is likely to be overseen at least by a new user (which is the one who most urgently needs easy accessable help!). Therefore you should add the old links to the panel as well or at least (or additionally to educate the user) add a hint (text) that additional system help is available via help tab in any nautilus window. May I stress upon the fact that this is an important matter of usebility, because a central access to documentation is essential (and the question mark icon surrogates it at a prominent place) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How Reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual Results: Expected Results: Additional Information:
In recent gnome versions the Help menu opens yelp which doesnt display info about the manuals at all. It's an upstream decision and I personally think it's the right one (no need to expose the desktop users to command lines). I think it's still possible to open man and info from the command line. Closing as UPSTREAM since there is where the issue should be brought and discussed.