2018-04-09 18:46 GMT+02:00 Maximiliano Curia <m...@gnuservers.com.ar>: > Hi, > > It seems to be that time again when task-kde-desktop needs to be updated. > And I think that it would be better to send one single bug with all the > changes to that we want to do. > > Currently task-kde-desktop recommends: > - k3b. > Does anybody uses their cd burner nowadays? > -> I'm inclined towards a remove from task-kde-desktop > -> lisandro via irc suggest to remove it and to add to kde-full
Sounds like a good idea to me :-) > - dragonplayer > Already installed by kde-standard > -> My suggestion: remove +1 Maybe even replace it with VLC entirely... > - kdesudo > kde4 based, we also have kdesu which uses sudo by default (but it's > shipped in a libexec dir, so it's not really for "public" use), but at the > same time upstream disrecommends launching qt apps as root. +1 > - apper > I'm not sure if this should be replaced by plasma-discover, I guess > Matthias is the right person to make a call here. I think plasma-discover should be in the default installation instead. People who want a GUI package manager can always install Apper afterwards (I really like to keep default installations small). Maybe add it to kde-full instead... > - gimp > While it's a great piece of software, is it really worth having it in the > default installation? I would say nay ^^ - With Discover present, users can easily install missing bits, like GIMP or Krita or even an office suite. > Other desktops seems to also provide: > - xsane / some way to use a scanner > We have skanlite (currently suggested by kde-standard) and/or digikam, > should we recommend these? Definitely, Xsane looks really ancient now and Skanlite does the job well (or even just say that people who have a scanner could install the appropriate tool via Discover and install no scanner application). > Other packages: > - kdeaccessibility depends upon jovie (KDE4 based), kaccessible (KDE4 > based), kmouth (KDE4 based), I'm not even sure if these are usable right > now. :/ > - should we recommend/suggest krita? > - Does anybody really uses dragonplayer? Shouldn't we recommend vlc instead? +1 for VLC :-) Cheers, Matthias -- I welcome VSRE emails. See http://vsre.info/ -- http://lists.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pkg-kde-talk