Hi,
Hubert Figuiere wrote:
I would like to suggest at one point to try to break with the 6 month release
schedule of Gnome to do a major release with a certain number of feature
that would involve possible infrastructure changes in the platform.
More important than moving away from the
Hi,
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=David Neary
Look at RecentChanges regularly.
It used to be available as an RSS feed, but that seems to have dropped off
with the recent upgrade.
The RSS feed is definitely still there, and you can turn on diffs as well,
which is very handy. You can put
Hi,
Alvaro Lopez Ortega said:
BTW, if you read Sun's people arguments on this thread, it seems
that they don't like much the idea.
snip
That is the right way. Novell should take advantage for their
technology, not try force the rest to adopt it.
I haven't seen any opinion from
Hi,
Darren Kenny wrote:
I'm not totally against C# applications themselves - what I am for is choice.
I
don't think any thing other than C should be part of Core GNOME - to put
anything other than C into here can cause loads of problems - what happens if
we
start to do all our main
Hi,
Elijah said:
And the big question: We currently allow desktop modules to depend on
the pygtk bindings, but no others. Should we extend that to include
the gtk# ones (assuming, of course, that gtk# is added to the bindings set)?
Let me rephrase that question:
(Language X) is par of the
Elijah Newren wrote:
1. gtk-sharp isn't (yet) in the bindings set (and I haven't seen it
proposed by its maintainer(s))
2. gtk-sharp isn't yet a blessed binding dependency (only python is so
far; though there doesn't seem to be any objection so far so this one
looks pretty good if 1 goes
Hi,
Elijah Newren said:
But, a more important question: We currently only allow apps using the
python bindings into the desktop.
Is this true, or is it just because no-one's ever asked? I don't see any
reason why a gtkmm app like glom couldn't be considered for the desktop
- I wasn't aware
Hi,
Alexey Rusakov wrote:
Elijah Newren wrote:
Just a me-too on how unfortunate the Alt modifier
thing for window moving is. I know of at least
one major piece of third-party software that uses
Alt as a modifier for certain mouse operations,
and it's been doing so since long before Gnome
work in UTC and leave the
server's
current time zone as it is?
Am I the only one who doesn't care what timezone is on bugzilla mail?
And can we please stop spamming half a dozen lists?
Dave.
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