Hi,Reads well to me and it's got nice clear explanations of the important changes.Suggestions:- Even easier configuration+ Easier configuration, so that it's straightforward to set-up the desktop's behaviour to match a users preferences.
- a new so-called Deskbar will integrate into the desktop
Hi,
I did a couple of these back in the day when I doing the GNOME Weekly
summaries. One of the ideas was to extend interviews and put up a
gallery on the website so everyone would know the contributors.
Two things:
a. They aren't that well-read other than if the person says
something really
Hi,
A long time back Sri asked about using blogs to measure buzz: bearing
mind that blogs are a small microcosm. I do this a fair amount
and find the icerocket trends graphic really useful. Here's one
to measure GNOME, KDE and linux desktop over 3 months:
All,
According to the timeline (http://live.gnome.org/TwoPointThirteen)
we're about a month away from GNOME 2.14 product release. Aside
from release notes what about doing a promotional campaign for the
products launch? This would be an ideal way to generate some buzz
and interest in our
Hi Dave,
I know you have distributions as one of your target customers and I
can see your thinking. However, for those distributions that already
have a default desktop I think you have a difficult task. From their
perspective if they add another desktop all they are looking at is a
more
Hi,
This is such a key question, and the answer I think GNOME is giving
doesn't make sense to me.
The lack of consensus on this issue is what leads to the questions of
why GNOME is no fun to hack on anymore and what language people want
to use. The mistake of targeting the user group I think
