and i would recommend a cool splash screen for kde3! just like other distros do! Tom Badran wrote:
>-----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----- > > > > --
