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Thank you. -- dobey On Fri, 2005-12-16 at 06:18 +0100, ursus_r wrote: > Having followed the discussion about usability and/or freedom of > choice and myself being rather one of those idiot users, who > thus often likes to make a "minority's choice", I wonder if there > wouldn't be a way to make *everybody* (independent of their needs) > happy. > If one looks at vlc (in GTK-interface), > http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ > in its settings there's a checkbox <advanced> (accompanied by the > information that the average user should rarely change anything there) > and only by checking this the user gets access to more "eccentric" > options. > Couldn't this be a way to deal with the whole subject also for GNOME? > > Best regards > > ursus
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