On Sun, 30 Oct 2011 16:16:55 +0200 Tom Hacohen <tom.haco...@partner.samsung.com> wrote:
> Hey all, > > I want to delete (mark as deprecated?) all the broken/deprecated > modules there. Users often try to use them and this just causes havoc > (just go to trac/community forums to see if you don't believe me). > > Here's a list of the major culprits: > > calendar - delete, implemented in "clock". > exalt-client - is there anyone using this and not connman? > exebuf - isn't that deprecated by everything? > forecasts, eweather, weather - is any of them deprecated? are they > the same/overlap too much? > itask-ng - can delete the dir, I guess... > language - works for q66, broken for me, q66 claims to introduce a > new version tonight (xkbswitch) we'll take his word for it. :) > mail - does it work? > news - does it segfault all the time or is it usable? > screenshot - deprecated by the e shot module? > slideshow - unstable? > taskbar/ > tclock - deprecated by default clock. > tiling, e-tiling: do we need both? > wlan - wth is that? can that be removed? > > > What do you guys think? What can I remove? Damn, I have the default clock, calendar, AND tclock running. Coz none of them have all the features I want. Should be a bit more merging of features. Same goes for the various weather modules. I think there was a backend weather module, that was supposed to help merge them all, but things kinda ground to a halt. At one stage I removed all modules that use the 'net, coz every time my unreliable 'net went down, E would crash. wlan is as ancient, basic wifi lan info widget. No idea how well it works, I've hardly ever used wifi. -- A big old stinking pile of genius that no one wants coz there are too many silver coated monkeys in the world.
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