Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on November 03, 2005 08:42 PM
"Some software, including the GIMP, is installed, but not on the default menus."
According to the screenshots, the reporter looked for Gimp in the Office->Presentation menu, and perhaps in the Office->Drawing menu.
Gimp has always been in the multimedia menu. It is definitely not a presentation software, and not really a drawing software, but an image editor. One can argue about the absence of gimp entry in the drawing or in the graph submenus, but I really doubt that there is no Gimp somewhere in the menu.
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I have serious doubts on this assertion....
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on November 03, 2005 08:42 PMAccording to the screenshots, the reporter looked for Gimp in the Office->Presentation menu, and perhaps in the Office->Drawing menu.
Gimp has always been in the multimedia menu. It is definitely not a presentation software, and not really a drawing software, but an image editor. One can argue about the absence of gimp entry in the drawing or in the graph submenus, but I really doubt that there is no Gimp somewhere in the menu.
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