[Lubuntu-desktop] Lubuntu Future - Target Market

2011-10-20 Thread Rob
So, I guess I have a philosophical question to ask of the Lubuntu 
developers;  where do you want to take Lubuntu and what do you want to 
achieve in coming releases?


Today, there clearly is a distinction between Ubuntu(unity/gnome), 
xubuntu(xfce), and lubuntu(lxde). While Ubuntu is feature rich and 
heavy, Lubuntu is light-weight and moderate. Xubuntu falls in between. 
But what about tomorrow?


Are you planning on just putting out a solid ubuntuized LXDE version or, 
are our going to carefully add features to close the gap with xubuntu 
while still keeping an eye on light weight (yes the two are not mutually 
exclusive.)


Personally, I have tried both versions and IMO think Lubuntu has a lot 
more promise.


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Re: [Lubuntu-desktop] [Lxde-list] About future development, the use of dbus and C++

2011-10-20 Thread Robert Ancell
On 18 October 2011 22:22, PCMan  wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 1:13 PM, Christoph Wickert
> I'll do some experiment with Vala first since it's totally compatible with
> GObject.
> If it works well, I'll consider using C++ since it can do things in a real
> OO way, and handles very low level things as well.

Hi PCMan,

Feel free to ping me on IRC if you have any questions about using
Vala.  I've switched most of my development over and the productivity
gain has been massive.  There's a few gotchas to Vala that can be
frustrating (mostly due to the age of the project / bindings), but if
you navigate around them it's really nice to work work.  IMHO much
nicer than C++...

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