Oh btw, in case somebody is interested: Yesterday I wrote a short introduction in Dutch about Gnome Do on my blog: http://budts.be/weblog/2009/01/gnome-do/
greetz, Jeroen Jeroen Budts wrote: > Hi everybody, > > A few days ago I installed Gnome Do 0.8 (from PPA) on Ubuntu 8.10 to > give it a try. I'm using the Classic theme. > Here are some of my first impressions: > - Most of the icons are ugly, because they seem to be resized to a > bigger size. By example the first icon which is shown with the text > 'Type To Search'. In Do 0.6 the icons are much nicer, because they are > not resized. > - I have enabled the option to always show the result list. When i > select something in the first panel and hit <tab> the result list from > the first panel is still displayed, while it should be updated to show > the list from the second panel (currently this is very confusing). When > the second panel is selected and you press the down arrow the correct > list is displayed. > - When i bring up a bookmark from Nautilus, in Do 0.6 i could press the > right arrow to start browsing the subfolders and files. This doesn't > work anymore. > - The properties window of the Files and Folders plugin is completely empty. > - It is not possible to close the preferences screen by pressing 'esc'. > > As i'm working as a .NET software developer, i'd like to play a bit with > the sourcecode and maybe try to fix a few bugs. I must say that i only > switched to Linux two months ago so i still have a lot to learn about > developing on GNU/Linux, i'm also very new to working with bzr, although > i know how to use Subversion and Darcs. I already installed MonoDevelop > (from the ubuntu repositories) and bazaar. Then i branched (if that is > the correct term), the soucecode for Do with the following command: > jer...@thunderbox ~$ bzr branch lp:do > But when i open the the Do.mds solution, it seems there are a couple of > files missing (mostly AssemblyInfo.cs-files). Is this correct? > Do the Do-developers use the Mono Debugger? I searched google for some > info on how to enable this, but i only found some blogposts that said > you need to compile mono and monodevelop from svn. Is this still correct? > > Thx for the very nice program! > Jeroen > > > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "GNOME Do" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/gnome-do?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
