-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Friday 07 Jun 2002 5:25 am, Timothy R. Butler wrote: > > > 5.) What about a QT/KDE-based MCC? [...] after all KDE is used by many > > > more people then GNOME).
I think this should be a QT not KDE as qt apps look good under kde (especially qt3) and users of any window manager except kde will probably not want ti have to install kdelibs as well as QT, much like MCC not requiring gnome rpms, just the gtk ones. I believe this then also makes it relatively simply to integrate MCC into the kdecontrol center for KDE users, and still have it as a stand alone application for users of other window managers. > > > how about setting up > > > TiMidity as a daemon (this can be done if TiMidity's compile switches > > > are set correctly) when Harddrake finds a card does not have MIDI > > > synth support? > > > > not a bad idea I think, perhaps with a timidity-server package > > Thank-you. I think this would really makes things easier. Definately a very good idea. > > > 10.) What about including the Mandrake documentation in docbook xml > > > like KHelpCenter uses (IIRC, I think Gnome Help Center may use it too) > > > > Yes, for gnome 2 the help system (Yelp) will use docbook XML (gnome 1 > > used docbook SGML and made HTML on install or packaging). > > Even better then. This would take care of both Gnome and KDE. Again, a very sound idea. I also think it would be a good idea to include more kde (and no reason not for other wms as well) themes and icons (liquid, crystal icons etc) as optional packages. Currently these have to be fetched manually, which is nowhere near as pleaent as a 'urpmi package'. Obviously some of the great themes might have liscence problems, but the ones that dont would be great additions. Just a few thoughts Tom -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.7 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQE9AAIQXCpWOla2mCcRAtJUAJ401hWAPMU7yhz8OzAKJPbjNGCC6QCfcjuL SVOABHqxTfid7iKQDI28ce8= =I0CJ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
