Written by turbolad the 2 Oct 10 at 21:17.

Why have them in the "GNOME" session by default but not in the "Ubuntu Netbook Edition" by default?

I know you can add these items manually by clicking:
System > (Preferences area) > Main Menu
but it seems a pain to have to do that.

The Log File Viewer can help users troubleshoot problems e.g. in forums when requests are made for the contents of certain log files.

The Dictionary is useful when you are working on something and need to check the meaning of a word.

I personally think these 2 crucial tools should be included in the menus in the "Ubuntu Netbook Edition" session by default instead of being manually added by the user.

Why have them in the "GNOME" session by default but not in the "Ubuntu Netbook Edition" by default? I know you can add these items manually by clicking: System > (Preferences area) > Main Menu but it seems a pain to have to do that. The Log File Viewer can help users troubleshoot problems e.g. in forums when requests are made for the contents of certain log files. The Dictionary is useful when you are working on something and need to check the meaning of a word. I personally think these 2 crucial tools should be included in the menus in the "Ubuntu Netbook Edition" session by default instead of being manually added by the user.