On Sat, 9 Oct 2021, Sven Schreiber wrote:
it occurred to me that the new entry in the help menu says
"Linear
programming", whereas the document is called "gretl + lpsolve". This is
in contrast to "gretl + MPI". Of course this isn't very important, but
some harmonization would still be good. No strong preference about which
way to go, though.
Related to that, maybe it could help to explain the abbreviations in the
menus, like "gretl + MPI (parallelization)" or "gretl + SVM (support
vector machines)".
Good points. In current git the "Linear Programming" menu item is
relabeled as "gretl + lsolve", in line with the similar items. And
the items with labels containing "MPI", "SVM" amd "lpsolve"
now have
tooltips "Parallelization", "Support Vector Machines" and "Linear
Programming", respectively.
Allin