X-Git-Url: https://git.donarmstrong.com/?a=blobdiff_plain;f=menu-policy.sgml;h=e01cfbee935832457c515e92e18d8e4c917786e0;hb=6e1b2d9c86e05355da2081276decbf3ae3fce4c2;hp=ce6d243ea699095260846df9dd69f037efe59074;hpb=e838d3860e3268d1a6fc87c63283c96bf4d56e7f;p=debian%2Fdebian-policy.git diff --git a/menu-policy.sgml b/menu-policy.sgml index ce6d243..e01cfbe 100644 --- a/menu-policy.sgml +++ b/menu-policy.sgml @@ -4,33 +4,24 @@ %versiondata; ]> - - + The Debian Menu sub-policy - Chris Waters - xtifr@dsp.net + Chris Waters Joey Hess - joey@kitenet.net Joost Witteveen - joostje@debian.org The Debian Policy mailing List @@ -41,30 +32,12 @@ This manual describes the policy requirements for the Menu system used in the Debian GNU/Linux distribution. This - document is part of the policy package for Debian. The policy - package itself is maintained by a group of maintainers that - have no editorial powers. At the moment, the list of - maintainers is: - - -

Michael Alan Dorman mdorman@debian.org

- - -

Richard Braakman dark@xs4all.nl

- - -

Philip Hands phil@hands.com

- - -

Manoj Srivastava srivasta@debian.org

- - + document is part of the policy package for Debian. - - Copyright ©1999 . + Copyright © 1999 Software in the Public Interest, Inc.

This manual is free software; you may redistribute it and/or @@ -72,22 +45,21 @@ as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later version.

-

This is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. See the GNU General Public License for more details. -

+

A copy of the GNU General Public License is available as /usr/doc/copyright/GPL in the Debian GNU/Linux distribution or on the World Wide Web at . You can also obtain it by writing to the - Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, - Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. + name="The GNU General Public Licence">. You can also obtain it by writing to the + Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, + Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.

@@ -95,11 +67,16 @@ About this document +

- The latest copy of this document can be found at - ftp.debian.org - /debian/doc/package-developer/menu-policy.txt + This document is distributed as the menu-policy files + in the Debian package + . + It is also available from the Debian web mirrors at + .

+

This document has been extracted and separated from the Menu package to: @@ -119,6 +96,7 @@

+ Menu Structure

@@ -132,169 +110,373 @@ Preferred menu structure

Here is the authoritative list of Debian's menu - structure. Please do not put your packages into any other - sections without asking for permission first! -

+ structure. Packages must be placed in leaf sections. +

- Apps + Applications -

normal applications

+

Normal applications

- Databases + Accessibility + +

Tools to aid people with disabilities or for machines + lacking usual input devices.

+

Examples: gok, yasr, dasher.

+ + Amateur Radio + +

Anything relating to HAM radio.

+

Examples: baken, hamsoft, twlog

+ + Data Management + +

Interactive database programs, collection managers, + address books, bibliography tools, etc.

+

gaby, alexandria, mdbtools

+ + Editors -

interactive database programs

+

Editors, other than office word processors, for + text-based information.

+

Examples: ksubtile, nano, hexedit

 - Editors + Education -

text editors, word processors

+

Educational and training softwares.

+

Examples: gtypist, gcompris, quiz

 Emulators -

wine, dosemu, etc.

+

Software that allows you to run non-native + software or more than one OS at a time.

+

Examples: wine, dosemu, qemu

 + File Management + +

Tools for file management, archiving, + searching, CD/DVD burning, backup, etc.

+

Examples: file-roller, mc, baobab

+ Graphics -

image manipulation

- - Hamradio - -

anything relating to ham radio

- - Math - -

math related programs

- - Net - -

network programs that don't fit elsewhere

+

2D and 3D graphics manipulation software.

+

Examples: gimp, inkscape, imagemagick

 + Mobile Devices + +

Software that allows you to interface with mobile + devices (phones, PDAs, etc.).

+

Examples: kandy, gnokii, gnome-pilot

+ + Network + + Network related software. This is a three-level + section, do not put entries directly here. + + Communication + +

Mail, USENET news, chat, instant messaging, + IP telephony, video conferencing software, etc.

+

Examples: xchat, gaim, mutt

+ + File Transfer + +

File transfer software such as download + managers, FTP clients, P2P clients, etc.

+

Examples: amule, gftp, d4x

+ + Monitoring + +

Network monitoring software

+

Examples: gip, ettercap, iptstate

+ + Web Browsing + +

Web browsers, tools for offline browsing, etc.

+

Examples: elinks, epiphany-browser, webhttrack

+ + Web News + +

Web feed (RSS, Atom, etc.) and podcast aggregators. +

+

Examples: akregator, kitty, liferea

+ + + + Office + +

Office suites, word processors, spreadsheets, + CRM, ERP, financial sofware, etc.

+

Examples: openoffice.org, tinyerp-client, gnucash

+ Programming -

debuggers, etc.

- - Tools - -

simple apps, like clocks, that perform only one task

- - Technical - -

technical stuff

- - Text - -

text oriented tools other than editors

- - Shells - -

bash, ksh, zsh, etc.

- - Sound - -

sound players and editors

- - Viewers - -

image viewers

- - System - -

system administration and monitoring tools

+

IDEs, debuggers, etc.

+

Examples: anjuta, gdb, eclipse

 + Project Management + +

Timetable managers, group task trackers, + bug tracking software, etc.

+

Examples: planner, bugzilla, gnotime

+ + Science + + Scientific and engineering-related software. + + Astronomy + +

Astronomy-related software.

+

Examples: celestia, spacechart, stellarium

+ + Biology + +

Biology-related software.

+

Examples: arb, ncbi-tools-x11, seaview

+ + Chemistry + +

Chemistry-related software.

+

Examples: chemtool, kalzium, xdrawchem

+ + Data Analysis + +

Software designed for processing, extracting, + and presenting generic scientific data.

+

Examples: fityk, ygraph, mn-fit

+ + Electronics + +

Circuit design tools, simulators and + assemblers for microprocessors, etc

+

Examples: geda, gnucap, tkgate

+ + Engineering + +

CAD, UML tools, diagram-drawing and + other engineering-related software.

+

Examples: tcm, dia, qcad

+ + Geoscience + +

Geoscience-related software.

+

Examples: earth3d, qgis, therion

+ + Mathematics + +

Mathematics-related software.

+

Examples: gcalctool, snappea, xeukleides

+ + Medicine + +

Medicine-related software.

+

Examples: mssstest, gnumed-client, xmedcon

+ + Physics + +

Physics-related software.

+

Examples: kxterm, ifrit, paw

+ + Social + +

Social sciences-related software.

+

Examples: gnomesword, hanzim, bibletime

+ + + + Shells + +

Various shells to be used inside a terminal emulator.

+

Examples: bash, ksh, zsh

+ + Sound + +

Sound players, editors, and rippers/recorders.

+

Examples: beep-media-player, grip, audacity

+ + System + + System related software. + + Administration + +

Administrative and system configuration utilities, + also tools for personal user settings.

+

Examples: gnome-control-center, configure-debian, gksu

+ + Hardware + +

Tools for manipulating specific hardware, + especially non-standard laptop hardware.

+

Examples: toshutils, nvclock-gtk, nvtv

+ + Language Environment + +

This section is reserved for language-env as a + special case.

+ + Monitoring + +

System information and monitoring tools, log viewers, + etc.

+

Examples: top, hal-device-manager, gtkdiskfree

+ + Package Management + +

Package managers and related tools.

+

Examples: aptitude, deborphan, smartpm

+ + Security + +

Security, cryptography and privacy related software, + antiviruses, tools to track and report bugs, etc.

+

Examples: gpgkeys, bastille, avscan

+ + + + Terminal Emulators + +

Graphical terminal emulators.

+

Examples: xterm, gnome-terminal, rxvt

+ + Text + +

Text oriented tools like dictionaries, OCR, + translation, text analysis software, etc.

+

Examples: kdrill, stardict, turkey

+ + TV and Radio + +

TV-in, TV-out, FM radio, teletext browsers, etc.

+

Examples: gradio, gatos, alevt

+ + Viewers + +

Software for viewing images, documents + and other (non-video) media.

+

Examples: gqview, evince, gthumb

+ + Video + +

Video players, editors, and rippers/recorders.

+

Examples: istanbul, totem, kino

+ + Web Development + +

Software for web site editing, web + programming, and site administration.

+

Examples: bluefish, screem, gphpedit

+

Games -

games and recreations

-

- Adventure - -

walk around virtual space, zork, MOO's, etc

- - Arcade - -

any game where reflexes count

- - Board - -

games played on a board

- - Card - -

games involving a deck of cards

- - Puzzles - -

tests of ingenuity and logic

- - Sports - -

games derived from "real world" sports

- - Strategy - -

games involving long term strategic thinking

- - Tetris-like - -

games involving falling blocks

- - Toys - -

amusements, eye-candy, etc.

- - -

+ Games and recreations + + Action + +

Games that involve a lot of action + and require fast reflexes.

+

Examples: xsoldier, supertux, xmoto

+ + Adventure + +

Role playing and adventure games, + interactive movies and stories, etc.

+

Examples: beneath-a-steel-sky, egoboo, kq

+ + Blocks + +

Tetris-like games involving falling blocks.

+

Examples: crack-attack, frozen-bubble, netris

+ + Board + +

Games played on a board.

+

Examples: phalanx, xshogi, xboard

+ + Card + +

Games involving a deck of cards.

+

Examples: pysol, ace-of-penguins, xpat2

+ + Puzzles + +

Tests of ingenuity and logic.

+

Examples: xmpuzzles, sgt-puzzles, enigma

+ + Simulation + +

Simulations of the real world + in all detail and complexity.

+

Examples: flightgear, torcs

+ + Strategy + +

Games involving long-term strategic thinking.

+

Examples: wesnoth, widelands, netpanzer

+ + Tools + +

Server browsers, configurators, editors, and other + game-related tools that are not games themselves.

+

Examples: xqf, crystalspace

+ + Toys + +

Amusements, eye-candy, entertaining + demos, screen hacks (screensavers), etc.

+

Examples: xdesktopwaves, xphoon, xpenguins

+ + Help

programs that provide user documentation

+

Examples: debian-reference, apt-howto, dhelp

 - Screen - -

programs that affect the whole screen

-

- - Lock - -

programs to lock the screen

- - Save - -

screen savers

- - Root-window - -

things that fill the root window

- - -

- - WindowManagers - -

X window managers

-

- - Modules> - -

window manager modules

- - -

- - XShells - -

xterm and its brethren

- + Screen + + Programs that affect the whole screen. + + Saving + +

Tools for blanking the screen. Entries of screen hacks and + configuration GUIs should go to other appropriate sections. +

+

Examples: xscreensaver, xlockmore

+ + Locking + +

Tools for locking the screen.

+

Examples: xscreensaver, xlockmore

+ + + + Window Managers + +

X window managers.

+

Examples: fluxbox, metacity, waimea

+ + FVWM Modules + +

FVWM-based window manager modules. As only modules related to + the running window-manager are displayed, do not create + subsections for specific window-managers.

+

Examples: fvwm, fvwm-gnome, fvwm95

+ + Window Maker + +

This section is reserved for wmaker as a special case.

+

All wmaker specific entries must go here.

+

- - - - - - + + +