Rename "glade" command in ubuntu-template to "edit-ui" or anything else that is not GTK specific

All the commands in "ubuntu-template" have generic names that are not dependant on the underlying implementation, except for the "glade" command. So if someone creates a "kubuntu-template", they would have to rename that command to something else. If the command were renamed to something generic like "edit-ui" (as a companion command to "edit"), you could do:

$ quickly -t ubuntu-template edit-ui => start Glade

$ quickly -t kubuntu-template edit-ui => start QT 4 Designer

In addition to making the name generic, it would mean that users would not even have to know what UI editor they are using, as long as it does what they need, which would make it even easier for newbies to get started. You could even abstract the UI editor to an environment variable to mirror the EDITOR variable so that it can be customised even more easily.

Version info:

$ quickly --version
Quickly 0.2.5
  Python interpreter: /usr/bin/python 2.6.4
  Python standard library: /usr/lib/python2.6

  Quickly used library: /usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/quickly
  Quickly data path: /usr/share/quickly
  Quickly detected template directories:
          /usr/share/quickly/templates/

Copyright 2009 Canonical Ltd.
  #Author 2009 Rick Spencer
  #Author 2009 Didier Roche
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