https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=429275
--- Comment #4 from David Chmelik <dchme...@gmail.com> --- I'm unsure which things were made titles that normally aren't but sound most odd that way. Besides my examples of categories in kicker menu & systemsettings (development, education, games, graphics, Internet (exception,) multimedia, office, science & mathematics, settings, system, utilities, lost & found, help, power & session, appearance, workspace, personalization, network, hardware, system administration, and many sub-categories,) most the user folders (desktop, documents, downloads, videos, pictures, music,) categories in dolphin (places, remote, recent, search for, devices, subcategories but autostart is done right) and most buttons... on menus, I consider it okay as letters are underlined. I wouldn't call a random category/place/device full of random things (even if some have titles) to be a title in itself, nor recents & 'search for ____' or an 'okay' button, or an unnamed network to be entire section headings... maybe one of these last three is a 'worst offender' but it's hard to tell. I could make an argument for most the 'titled' things. I realize the categories kicker & systemsettings probably had people work on separate components or markup areas, and they may consider those titles in themselves... but really, the main creative/titled works there are specific KDE programs, and the entire systemsettings program. Nevertheless, /usr/[local\/]bin, /usr/[local\/]sbin have specific creative works but programmers tend to not capitalize things there. I know most people would find that not overdoing titling would start to look weird, because they forgot how proper nouns worked before the GUI desktop PC era... but I think a few people would like the change. I renamed all my categories in Kicker menu and Dolphin, so maybe that's enough for me... just I end up doing that on almost every installation. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
