I'm not sure who maintains Geary recipe these days (probably Rico), so I'm
forwarding this to the list.
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From: Jim Nelson j...@yorba.org
Date: 2013/6/18
Subject: Geary recipe
To: Sergey \Shnatsel\ Davidoff shnat...@gmail.com
Hello,
Just to let you know,
Hello.
I think, grouping window's could be useful feature. For example, if you
frequently switching between 2 or 3 windows (IDE, browser, terminal)
it's may be more productive with grouping. You can switch more faster
and save focus on work. Current alt+tab diverts our attention.
Same
Some fixes:
first screenshot it's state, when windows are maximize or cover dock.
if windows don't cover dock, dock look like on 4 screenshot(with icons).
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From: Tran Chau Thong tchauth...@gmail.com
Date: 2012/7/21
Subject: Need to redesign some icons in Elementary icon theme
To: sebastianpo...@gmail.com
Cc: shnat...@gmail.com, scholli...@yahoo.de
Dear all,
I am a user of
Hey guys,
Since we're getting closer to release, we'll inevitably end up cutting
back on some architectural improvements, use some temporary hackish
solutions or just don't merge some invasive fixes because it's too
late in the cycle. As you probably know, this is called technical debt
and it's
We are elementary. Replace we in every one of those instances with
elementary and perhaps it's more clear.
Last time I checked nobody knew what elementary was. When Dan was
asked this by Cassidy back in 2010 AFAIR, it was a philosophy. So, no,
s/we/elementary/ doesn't make things any more
2012/7/4 Daniel Foré dan...@elementaryos.org:
Replace we with the elementary community then. I think it was pretty
clear what he meant.
Also works with Scott's examples. And using a passive impersonal
construction (e.g. nobody is getting paid...) also works. Cool!
Still, Scott makes a valid
Now to you Sergey, I realize you are very passionate about what you do,
but sometimes you are too passionate about it as well. Cool down, don't
treaten with you leaving before having a open discussion with everyone, not
just one person(in this case Dan). Because that surely pissed off the
I may have not made it perfectly clear, but I'm not discussing the decision
here. The way the decision was made is what I have a problem with. I
appreciate that you consulted Canonical and Yorba, but at the same time you
didn't consult your very own developers. A decision that affects developers
Yesterday I announced in #elementary-dev and #elementary-web that I'm
quitting the project. Rumors spread fast and they're usually more scary
than truth is, so I'm writing this to clarify what happened, what caused me
to do that and if I'm really quitting.
*What happened*
I'm attaching the
That's what our HIG suggests. It's good to stumble upon good conventions we
already employ :) In fact we're several steps ahead:
http://elementaryos.org/docs/human-interface-guidelines/ui-toolkit-elements/windows/dialogs
I disagree with doing it the right way but neglecting platform consistency
There requirements are... where did you get them anyway? I bet this is
as bull as the recommendation to use GTK2 and Python2 for apps
targeting Ubuntu. Don't believe a word at developer.ubuntu.com
Anyway, what we should be concerned about is getting our apps into
Debian. It would both make our
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Date: 2012/4/30
Subject: Is Synapse Launcher Dead ?
To: victoredua...@gmail.com, davidrafago...@gmail.com, shnat...@gmail.com,
lallenl...@gmail.com, c...@ssidyjam.es,
As far as I can tell from my Ubuntu translation experience, translation
teams usually have extensive translation guidelines, which in turn use
GNOME conventions as a base (see http://live.gnome.org/de/Uebersetzung )
There are also Launchpad translation guidelines for some languages (see
I am wondering if we should scrap Dexter and just ship
gnome-contacts, perhaps with a patch or 2 to make the toolbar match
ours.
Well, that's what was originally intended... AFAIR some parts of GNOME
Contacts were screwed (e.g. autotools-based build system didn't work and it
was impossible
This could actually be a good thing because we could have Marlin back with
Contractor and Granite and everything.
Well, we already have it with Contractor in elementary daily PPA, thanks to
Tom Beckmann. He also investigated porting it back to Granite.
it doesn't handle networks well
Should
2012/4/23 Ivo Nunes netherbl...@gmail.com
Doesn't BURG break plymouth?
It does, but only in certain cases which should not be observed on latest
Ubuntu (AFAIK and in theory, though). And Google knows some workarounds,
too. Not to mention Plymouth has only one real use case by now and the best
Hi Cassidy, thanks for your reply!
Yeah, priority by focus is a great idea. And so simple. Ingenious things
are always simple :D
I have a proof-of-concept implementation, but it conflicts with
prioritizing apps by default with ulatencyd because it sets priority to
higher-than-normal value on
Cairo animations don't work well even on med-end machines, and the Clutter
branch simply doesn't havwe any animations and switches pages instantly if
no hardware acceleration is available. Or so I was told - I haven't tested
that scenario myself because ubuntu currently defaults to using the
Hello everyone,
Those of us who test daily builds regularly probably remember xapantu's
clutter-based Slingshot; it was merged to trunk branch and was available
from daily PPA for a while, but then it was reverted to the old Cairo-based
version because it introduced new bugs that made Slingshot
Hello again,
I got kinda tired of explaining people how to obtain a backtrace over and
over, and the relevant page in ubuntu wiki is just too generic and bloated,
so I made a screencast - well, consolecast, to be precise. Here it is:
http://shelr.tv/records/4f86ffc0966080796f18
Might be
Looks like you need newer Glib (but it's not my area of expertise, so
I may be mistaken), and no, it's never safe to upgrade Glib.
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Yes, it's a known bug
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/elementaryos/+bug/972940). Try metacity
--replace in terminal, it should fix that. If you want Compiz, run
sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager and import the
Pantheon profile (see archives of this mailing list for
instructuions).
I'm
Sounds like you don't have the latest Granite development files
installed. DynamicNotebook was introduced after 0.1 release.
2012/4/4, David Gomes davidrafago...@gmail.com:
Trying to build pantheon-terminal-new, and I get this:
Hey guys,
Cassidy did a great job putting together a draft of Compiz profile for
Luna and testing it on a variety of hardware; however, it could really
use a wider testing - on more hardware and in more use cases. While
I'm figuring out how to package it, please test it for a few days in
Pantheon
Oh, I forgot to explain how to import. Here's how:
1) Install CompizConfig Settings Manager ($ sudo apt-get install
compizconfig-settings-manager)
2) Click Preferences at the bottom of the sidebar
3) Under Profile header click Import button and select the file
you grabbed from the bug report
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Hmm, the version attached to the bug report is much better. Stuff got
lots on multiple imports/exports? Cassidy, looks like you'll have to
review wthe diffs and merge useful parts back to your file...
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Hello everybody,
it's hard to admit it, but pantheon-wallpaper probably won't make it
for Luna. It has dreadful bugs like
https://bugs.launchpad.net/pantheon-wallpaper/+bug/814948 or
https://bugs.launchpad.net/pantheon-wallpaper/+bug/886633 and no
active maintainer.
Moreover, I think it's no
When/if we implement the new Discover pages in the website, you can
link to the Discover page of your application in the website, which
will in turn link to Launchpad project. Until then, IMHO using LP
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2012/3/26 Cassidy James c...@ssidyjam.es:
I think it's important that it be referred to as Terminal on the desktop
itself, and Pantheon Terminal simply describes that it was designed for our
DE. It's similar to how there's GNOME Terminal, GNOME Calculator, etc. when
they're just referred to as
I beleive branding it as Panther is more likely to get it some
market share outside Pantheon. I'm not sure if it's desired or not.
I support using Web browser and Mail insted of Midori and
Postler (or Geary or whatever the merged app is called now), but I
don't think it should go that far. As I
IMHO neither. Mentioning the GPL is a good idea, but Scratch exposes the
negative side of it. I'd rather use something like You are free to
redistribute this application under the terms of GNU General Public Licence
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Copyright (c) without any GPL notices feels proprietary. Come on,
I'm free to share this app, let the about stand out a bit with that
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My previous attempts to set it via dconf failed, but GNOME Tweak Tool
and re-login worked. Dogfooding now (om nom nom).
Bugs so far: https://bugs.launchpad.net/egtk/+bug/963660,
https://bugs.launchpad.net/egtk/+bug/964086. Hope the second one is a
duplicate and I'm not the first to report this.
Amazing work guys! I've checked it out at it a while ago, and I'll
test again ASAP!
By the way, your milestones look very organized, props and kudos for
that! 0.1 Patrick Star is your initial release milestone, right?
Could you rename it to luna-beta1 Patrick Star so the work items can
be tracked
A quick update / important notice: we've reclaimed our old Sourceforge
project, and the builds are now located at
https://sourceforge.net/projects/elementaryos/files/unstable/
Today's build is already uploaded. Let's see if zsync works for this new
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1) When creating the switchboard plug, the same codebase, a separate
file can be
added which uses this VBox to populate the plug
2) Then the build system needs to be altered to build this plug
optionally since alm is used
in many other environments too
If someone from elementary team can
Hey guys,
Just wanted to let you know that we have finally set up daily builds of
elementary OS. Right now the process is not really automated, it's just me
building an image and uploading it manually. I'll be building only i386
images for now because our bugs are extremely unlikely to be
Even better:
2) $ md5sum -c downloaded.iso.md5
This will automatically check integrity and report OK if correct.
Wow, thanks, I wasn't aware of that!
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2012/2/21 Sergio Spinatelli spinatelli.ser...@gmail.com
Cool! Is there already a LP page to check out? :)
Sergio, I beleive it's https://launchpad.net/lubuntu-software-centerproject,
https://code.launchpad.net/~lubuntu-software-center-team/lubuntu-software-center/vala-portbranch.
Stephen,
Yeah, I'm pretty sure text-bound comments will work better for bug reports.
However, having a dedicated work item tracker also sounds good - not every
task can be bound to a specific piece of text. Right now we have just one
blueprint for the whole doc, I'm afraid it won't be effective enough.
Regarding addressing some items first... I agree that there are some
critical things to be addressed, but there will always be room for
improvement, and polishing some unused doc over and over to suit some
hypothetical concerns is really, really boring. I suggest we release a beta
so we can get
Looks like it uses an deprecated API and doesn't manifest requiring some
pkg-config package for it. That was the reason for notorious Glib build
failures on Precise: https://bugs.launchpad.net/wingpanel/+bug/912224 (the
bug is marked invalid because it's Vala's fault, not ours).
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Hey Brendan,
I'm forwarding your message to our development mailing list. People in
there should be able to help you out. However, Maya probably will not be a
goal for Luna, and considering how close the feature freeze is, most likely
there always will be higher priority goals.
P.S. Please use
hum... somebody poke MPT?
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Because the current one is not open. An open team could get more
designers involved and accustomed with our vision/hig/whatever.
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Circular progressbars is a rather old idea, it was already proposed for GTK
I don't think it's a good idea to adopt it as a widget, though.
I can't see why would you want a countdown for deleting multiple files
or closing a browser full of tabs.
Eidete seems to be fine with its current countdown,
Last time I checked the backend was complete, except creating calendars in
evolution-data-server. This operation is performed only once, on first
startup, so at the moment maya won't work until evolution is launched at
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They seem to be either aware of existence of a newer version, either
intentionally providing a malformed installer, or completely unaware of
anything at all. Providing only an i386 .deb in some dropbox is weird at
least.
Press team actually consists of 1 person and they seem to be very busy IRL;
Yeah, I agree.
You should subscribe the team, not assign it, though.
Added to meeting agenda.
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More
3.0 branch is now available from the daily
ppahttps://code.launchpad.net/%7Eelementary-os/+archive/daily
.
The
packaginghttps://code.launchpad.net/%7Eelementary-os/elementaryicons/deb-packaging-3.0is
a bit ugly, but should do until we get 3.0 branch into Ubuntu.
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To be honest, I'm totally swamped IRL, so the update probably won't
land in the PPA till Saturday.
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Well, it depends on if we need it or not. If it will be needed for
some vital customizations, like in
http://elementaryos.org/docs/customizing, then probably yes. Otherwise
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Last time I checked Cassidy was supposed to do that... post a new
article or something...
2011/12/3 Daniel Foré dan...@elementaryos.org:
Lucas, do you think you can either update the current post or create a new
one with the meeting time and a link to the agenda?
Thanks!
Best Regards,
Keep in mind that it cannot overlap with the council meeting, which is
Saturdays at 3:30PM EST (8:30PM UTC).
Back when I used to run a project, the only suitable time for people
from both Europe and America we could figure out was 7:00PM UTC. I
guess 6:30PM UTC should work for us.
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We have http://elementaryos.org/docs/developer-guide in progress for like
ages.
Pages that still need work:
http://elementaryos.org/docs/developer-guide/introduction/elementary-developer-sdk
http://elementaryos.org/docs/developer-guide/hello-world/revision-control
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