Re: [Desktop13.04-Topic] Drop gconf from the default installation

2012-10-14 Thread Robert Ancell
On 09/10/12 03:58, Sebastien Bacher wrote:
> It seems we could finally get ride of libgconf2-4 users next cycle

That would be a great package to finally bury :) +100


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Re: [Desktop13.04-Topic] Default file manager

2012-10-14 Thread Robert Ancell
On 14/10/12 08:33, Dylan McCall wrote:
> Before talking about file managers, people should talk about how Unity
> fits with the direction GNOME applications are going. Because that is
> the problem: Unity has a very different vision for how applications
> should work than the GNOME project, which it depends on for
> applications and development tools. I think there needs to be a
> detailed plan for how Ubuntu is going to solve that problem with
> upstream. Barring that, there needs to be some consensus around why
> solving it upstream is unacceptable. Without that understanding, I
> think it would be impossible to make an informed decision on what to
> do about Nautilus. Dylan 

Even worse, we don't even have a definition of what a Unity application
is. So upstreams can never really tell if they are excluding their
applications from use in Unity and how do we determine if an upstream
fits? Note that GNOME has a similar problem in that a GNOME3 app is not
clearly defined (yet) so there is quite some divergence in designs.

--Robert

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Re: [Desktop13.04-Topic] Networking health check

2012-10-14 Thread Thomas Bechtold
On Fr, 2012-10-12 at 13:02 -0400, Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre wrote:
> - ModemManager 0.6 has been released, and now development is starting
> on the next version -- I'd like us to aggressively go to the new
> version, since it will bring a basis for mobile IPv6, and enables
> quite a few new devices while fixing other issues, improves SMS, etc.
> all of which we could greatly benefit from.

Afaik does NetworkManager currently not support the new ModemManager 0.7
API. I think that's a "must have" before we can change to MM 0.7.


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