Core ==== My understanding is that the gnome-core moduleset contains the essential pieces for distros to use to ship *GNOME*. Distros tend to also supplement this with apps from the gnome-apps or gnome-world moduleset or elsewhere (LibreOffice for instance).
Should epiphany (Web) really be part of GNOME Core? Most GNOME distros (Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, etc.) use Firefox by default. Mageia is notable for actually shipping Web. It seems to me like epiphany would be better off in the gnome-apps moduleset, perhaps "featured". And what about gnome-packagekit? I don't think Mageia or openSUSE use it by default and the Ubuntu GNOME Remix is planning to use Ubuntu Software Center for its next release. Apps ==== Why are Rhythmbox and Banshee in gnome-world and not gnome-apps? Why are gnome-nettool and nemiver "featured" apps? What does "featured apps" even mean? I think we have a problem in that it's unclear how modules end up in which sets and what those modulesets mean. Jeremy _______________________________________________ desktop-devel-list mailing list desktop-devel-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop-devel-list