Il giorno gio, 02/04/2009 alle 03.47 -0400, Daniel Levine ha scritto:

Sorry, I still don't use LXDE fully, only parts of it, so I cannot
comment on lxpanel.

> Which brings me to... LXNM. Now, I hope I don't offend anyone - but I
> just don't get LXNM. It doesn't seem capable of doing anything really
> useful; it can connect or disconnect from a wired or open wifi
> network...

I had a look to the source, and it seems that all it does is calling
ifconfig/iwconfig to bring interfaces up or down.

I also think it would be better to ditch it in favor of
gnome-network-manager, or a light network-manager client written in pure
gtk for LXDE.

> Finally... The volume applet. May I be the first to say, please please
> please do not integrate it with PulseAudio? I'm not really sure how to
> handle the issue of different sound systems - maybe gstreamer would
> work, the XFCE folks seem to think so (it seems light enough, and it's
> not like HDD space is an issue even on Pentium-era machines)...

I also think that pulseaudio and gstreamer should be avoided, as they
are unstable (PA) or heavy (GST).
Besides that, I think it should be OK to just control the main volume
through the panel applet.
If the user wants to fine-tune pulseaudio channel volume levels, he
should use pulseaudio tools.

> In the interest of keeping LXDE modular, I think it would be a good
> idea to separate it from Openbox a bit. Maybe give lxpanel its own
> keybinding facilities, or something? I'm not sure, but I think it
> would be good to be able to use LXDE with fluxbox, pekwm, or even a
> tiling window manager.

I think there should be a "container" for various preferences
components. Similar to Gnome's Control Panel.
Then there should be components for window-manager, panel, etc.

This way it should be "easy" (for a skilled developer :) ) to invoke the
particular window manager configurator when you click on "window manager
preferences" (or similar).

> I cannot stress this enough: CHECK THIS DISTRIBUTION OUT!
> 
> http://slitaz.org/en/

I didn't know it, but it sounds interesting.

Bye.

-- 
Alessandro Pellizzari
AmiRan Servizi Informatici


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