Re: [gnotepad-users] Future version(s) of gnotepad+

[Yoichi A. <ya...@ms...>]

Dear Andy,

> 	1. gnotepad+ is supposed to be a *simple* text editor, for
> 	   editing everyday text and HTML.  Providing syntax
> 	   highlighting will make it a not-so-simple editor.

It seems that a simple, "vanilla" editor is really needed by
many gtk/gnome users. gnotepad+ should be a strict "GtkText"
editor, I think.

> - Support for the gnome-print libraries, so that printing a document
>   from gnotepad+ will be better than just specifying "lpr filename".
>   This will allow print previews, page settings, etc.

gnome-print has a long way to I18N.... We non-iso8859-region
inhabitant suffer disadvantage.

My first suggestion is strict XSMP (X Session Management
Protocol) support. It would be useful, since gnome users are
usually on the gnome-session. 

The second is dividing background process (as emacsserver) and
opening documents command (as emacsclient).
Background process always running, and open buffer windows on
users demand. It would be useful for those who has "opening many 
window" editing style.

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Yoichi ASAI <ya...@ms...>