Le 12/17/2011 09:59 PM, amjjawad HOOHAA a écrit : > > That would be great. We do need such team which should NOT be isolated > from Ubuntu Team (sorry if I didn't explain myself previously). The > Marketing Team Members are Lubuntu Members who will be dedicated to do > one main job/task and that will be "Marketing". > > Also, we do need a Wiki or Documentation Team. In my mind, the teams should be free to organize themself, and to work as they like. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/Teams_New for my first ideas on the topic.
> What about a Sub-Forum on LXDE Forum? if that's possible, it would be > great since I'm a moderator there. However, someone must do something > please about the continuous problem on LXDE Website. It's up and down > and when it's up, it's very slow. It sounds like a good idea. > What I'm thinking and wondering about: Having more resources depends > on money or something else? also, if we are an official variant for > Ubuntu then it's not bad idea at all if Canonical spend something to > improve Lubuntu in any possible way. I have no idea how their system > work and to be honest don't want to be involved, I have enough stuff > to care about but I was just wondering. > I'll keep searching for people who can really support us financially. > In case I find someone, what shall I do? We never discuss the financial case, and it's quite a complex topic :) Imagine, you want to give 10 € to Lubuntu, how do you share it between people who make Lubuntu : - Lubuntu project (and who in the Lubuntu project ?) - Ubuntu project (because we are based on Ubuntu) - Debian project (because we are besed on Ubuntu, which is base on Debian) - LXDE project (because we used many LXDE components) - Other upstream projects (kernel, abiword, gnome-mplayer ...) - ... One idea is to have in the software-center a button to support upstream projects, or / and having a page with all the support links. But, money doesn't do all. For an open source project, we primarily need users, developers, testers, and people who spread the work :) > Well, I think there is a bug using these on both Lubuntu 11.10 and 11.04. > On 11.10, adding the above two packages will not add the username. > Adding the username must be done through "indicator-me" which is gone > in 11.10 and no longer in the repositories. > http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/07/ubuntu-11-10-menu-goodbye/ > > As for 11.04, indicator-me package is still in the repositories but > when I added it and rebooted, it's done and on PCManFM, there is no > File, Edit, etc ... I have no idea what happened. > > There is already some bugs and I commented on one of them but can't > find it right now. > I have asked that question because there is a case where there are 3 > different users are using the same PC and they want something to > display the name of the current logged in user beside a feature to > switch to another user. > "indicator-me" package has 126 files to be downloaded and installed. I > was wondering if it's impossible to use "indicator me" in 11.10, is > there any other alternative? Maybe (just a guess) it's because lxdm doesn't support switching user, so adding indicator-session doesn't show the user name, because it's an indicator for switching user. Regards, Julien Lavergne _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-desktop Post to : lubuntu-desktop@lists.launchpad.net Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-desktop More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
