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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 16/05/2016 2:47 AM, Klaus Hartnegg
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<blockquote type="cite" cite="mid:5738AF3F.80902@uni-freiburg.de"
id="mid_5738AF3F_80902_uni_freiburg_de" class=" cite">On
15.05.2016 at 19:02 neandr wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite" id="Cite_3889812" class=" cite">Good place
to add to this also "Donate"
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Behind a submenu item of a disabled menu? That's a waste of time.
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<img src="cid:part1.118FD7A9.22A0C7E3@gmail.com" alt=""><br>
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What is disabled about the default application menu? Other than the
fact you and many others perhaps do not use it. It is however
eminently discoverable.<br>
(As an aside I would love to know how many actually leave the menu
bar disabled. Almost every screen shot I have ever seen in support,
from users, has it turned on)<br>
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id="mid_5738AF3F_80902_uni_freiburg_de" class=" cite">
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Both should be shown by the automatic updater, when it is
preparing a major version step. That is the only place where it
will be seen by a majority of the users. Menuitems and webpages
are only looked at by a fraction of all users.
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Oh I am quite happy to bug them with pop ups and any amount of
annoying stuff until they donate. They can enter their receipt
number to get off the donate request band wagon.<br>
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Oh and corporate entities? Like most of the open source world, We
need to have a commercial version for you without the nag screens. <br>
(say $10 per seat per year exempts you from the fundraising drive.)
Miser businesses that think open source is "Free as in beer" will
just have to put up with the requests. They have choice, move
elsewhere, pay up or build a bridge.<br>
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Matt
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