It sounds like the backend for GSettings is somewhat pluggagle, at
least on a per-platform basis. Can we make this configurable by the
distro people at compile-time or runtime?
Here's my thinking:
1) People may not like whatever storage mechanism is offered by dconf,
so options may be good.
2)
Evolution uses both Berkeley DB and SQLite, right? Is there any reason
you need to keep using two different database systems? Would it be
possible to just migrate everything to one of the two databases
instead of using them both?
- Martin
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 11:13 AM, Matthew Barnes
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 8:05 PM, Gravis desktop-de...@adaptivetime.com wrote:
It seems to me that there are few warring ideas here about the system
tray/notification area/status notification area usage.
1) anything goes
2) programs information/icons only
3) system information/icons only
I've found that I really like the plasmoid approach from KDE4. Most of
those things fit the description of infrequently needed for short
periods of time, or crack. From my point of view (a user), I mainly
want to be able to get to applets quickly. With the current small
format of applets on the
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 4:47 PM, Xavier Bestel xavier.bes...@free.fr wrote:
Le jeudi 02 avril 2009 à 19:39 +0100, Rob Taylor a écrit :
My question would be is why do these People have a desktop in which
there isn't a DBus session bus? Its been there for a very long time now
in most distros,
It sounds like you're aiming to make Brasero a pretty all-encompassing
burning library/system. That sounds awesome - I really like the idea
of having just one library responsible for that desktop-wide.
A couple question:
Will the refactoring into library and app (the separation) be ready
and
Since the year-end stats won't be immediately available, can we wait
until just after the new year to do any migrations? Let's let someone
run that report and send out an email with the contents first. That
way we won't care if that feature is missing for another 12 months.
- Martin
On Thu, Dec
I sometimes miss my notifications too.. Would it be possible to
remember notifications that have come through until they are
explicitly acknowledged? We could bind some key to doing this, so that
you press that key when the notification is showing to acknowledge it.
For missed notifications, we
Would it be possible to make the theme selectable from within the
greeter itself? Maybe have a theme menu near the shutdown menu and let
you select from a list/menu?
Martin
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 1:35 PM, Patryk Zawadzki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 6:56 PM, Jens Granseuer
Is there any way of allowing applications to prompt the user for
something before exiting as part of this process? Firefox at the least
likes to ask about saving session before quitting, and some other apps
(gnome-terminal for one) might like to ask if you're sure since you
have multiple tabs
I think you meant this bug:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=414862
You were one character off on the number - that other one is a crasher
in Totem marked as a dup of another...
FWIW, I think this feature would be great too. I'd love to have a
guest login with no password required, but
I disagree with your assertion that userspace audio services are
wrong. How about userspace USB drivers or scanner drivers? Is SANE
completely the wrong approach to scanning?
Gnome has ambitions of being cross-desktop. It can NEVER do that if
apps are connecting directly to Alsa, just like apps
I agree that PulseAudio is quite nice, I use it on my amd64 system. It
has some GTK gui config tools which are nice, but I feel like they
would need to be a little simpler if they were going to be included in
Gnome. It's pretty powerful and flexible from what I've seen. That
part aside...
I would
Wasn't there a concern at one point about a libnotify dependency on
libsexy? I thought the discussion had mentioned getting some of the
libsexy widgets into gtk+, thus removing the dependency. Anyone else
remember that or am I just crazy?
/me goes off and searches...
Yes! Just last month!
for eventual removal afaik. Can
anyone take a look at the patch they committed and see if there's a
way to convert it to use the gtk-based stuff I keep hearing about?
- Martin Meyer
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to combine logout options as well? That way the shutdown
applet could be subject to lockdown rules and become unavailable if
the sysadmin didn't want it there.
- Martin
On 3/31/07, Frederic Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Martin Meyer wrote:
Can anyone tell me why Ubuntu's logout screen (or something
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me why Ubuntu's logout screen (or something similar)
isn't gnome's default? On my system I have two separate applets, one
for session logout and system power shutdown/suspend. I like Ubuntu's
logout menu very much, and it doesn't require me to go to a different
place when
then I'll be relieved!
I think that the applet groups makes for a nice way of preserving
groups, and even if no one likes my idea of panel edit mode then this
would still make a good way of implementing a left and right alignment
area on the panel. Thoughts?
Martin Meyer
On 3/20/07, Luis Villa
Here a (possibly bad) idea for setting up the default locations for
photos and music:
Use a gconf key to specify the current locations of the Photos and
Music places. The default directories could be localized versions of
~/Music and ~/Photos (my preference), and there could be a control
panel
all support playing directly from smb shares.
Martin Meyer
On 2/13/07, Alex Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think what is needed here is an (albeit huge) co-ordinated effort into
some kind of GNOME Media system, where a video player (Totem) and a
music jukebox (Rhythmbox) and a media centre
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