2009/9/22 Adam Tauno Williams
> And many of the leading Open Source
> projects are in Mono: Monodevelop, F-Spot, Banshee, Tomboy, etc... The
> Mono ecosystem is thriving, and will do so with or without Beagle.
>
Banshee is leading something? when? where?
Monodevelop is a leading IDEs? when? wh
2009/9/22 Adam Tauno Williams
> I haven't paid much attention to Tracker
>
Today it doesn't work. Period.
I used tracker on tree releases of Ubuntu. After 1 week I purged it to
install Beagle.
> Claiming he is "stupid" is also absurd. He wrote a good chunk of
> Gnumeric; solid evidence again
> I apologize for "stupid" to Miguel De Icaza, I mentioned him because
> his role in Mono and in Novell. Well, MdI is *not* stupid at all. To
> leave Beagle unmantained is stupid.
> If you are his friend, please say him Beagle is dying. Because he is
> not a stupid, I think MdI will do something
> > Can Novell leave unmantained a piece of its desktop? This is a suicide for
> > Suse.
> Exactly what Novell intends to do with Beagle is unclear, but I think
> "suicide" is a bit hyperbolic. From my time at Novell there was a
> love/hate relationship with Beagle among SUSE users. Some people
>
2009/9/22 Joe Shaw
>
> Novell's a big company, and Mono is a totally separate entity from
> their desktop business. If Novell wants to put resources toward
> Beagle, it's going to come from the SUSE organization and not Miguel's
> Mono organization.
>
> I agree with you, though, in that I am not
Hi,
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 11:39 AM, guido iodice wrote:
> Can Novell leave unmantained a piece of its desktop? This is a suicide for
> Suse.
Exactly what Novell intends to do with Beagle is unclear, but I think
"suicide" is a bit hyperbolic. From my time at Novell there was a
love/hate relati
2009/9/13 Joe Shaw
> Since I left Novell nearly
> two years ago, there has been none. I think it's safe to say that
> Novell no longer has any dedication to the project. I don't mean that
> as a dig -- having worked on Ximian and SUSE distributions you have to
> make strategic and tactical deci
Hi,
I just wanted to reiterate what Bera said. Unfortunately it's been a
long time coming, and I had the revelation fairly recently that our
meager maintenance efforts were simply not going to keep up with the
positive forward progress of other projects upon which we depend, like
Evolution.
Adam
Il giorno ven, 11/09/2009 alle 10.46 +0200, Enrico Minack ha scritto:
> Ubuntu seems
> to count on a system called Tracker (wasn't there something in Beagle's
> history called tracker?), which never succeeded for me to find ANYTHING.
:-) true, very true.
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I also think that it is a pity that this great piece of software is
going to die. Beagle has a great clean architecture, that makes it easy
to understand, extend and improve. It provides a great indexing and
search framework that addresses all issues that you are faced when you
want to build your o
Like others I find beagle absolutely great, but I have only minor C#
skills so it's hard to help.
In my situation, I use mainly beagle on an Ubuntu server for a
company-wide document search (I just use the CLI via a home-grown PHP
web interface), replacing an installation using Windows and MS
I love Beagle. I don't want it die.
But I'm not a c# developer, so I can't help.
But Beagle is part on Suse desktop. Novell CAN'T leave Beagle unmantained.
Can you write to Novell, De Icaza or other "big"?
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> You must have seen this coming.
Yep, sadly. Beagle is fantastic but due some peoples myopia it has
never gotten the fame or accolades it deserves [and I've never
understood why more apps didn't just support it rather than just rolling
their own meta-data junk].
> As of now, the evolution back
Dear friends,
You must have seen this coming. Lack of time of both me and Joe
(personally communicated) has left the beagle project practically
unmaintained. We wanted to do a final release, and Joe even managed to
check-in some patches from the bugzilla. We have been talking about it
among us sinc
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