On 27 Nov, Jeff Waugh scribbled:
->  <quote who="John Ryland">
->  
->  > I read a funny review the other day and thought you guys might like it too
->  > http://www.pablotron.org/reviews/nautilus-PR2/
->  
->  
->  That has to be one of the funniest reviews I've read in a long time... Not
->  *quite* what I think, but definately entertaining.
->  
->  It's a worry when people take this sort of stuff seriously though - I wish
->  people who feel the need to complain about pre-release Free Software would
->  either get off their butts and HACK or shut up and use something else. :)

they do... they use efm :) hehehe and help with it :)

->  > Is anyone using Nautilus?
->  
->  
->  I've downloaded, compiled and used PR2... and PR1 before that.
->  
->  
->  > What's it like, should I bother switching to it yet from gmc on my 366 at 
->  > home?
->  
->  
->  Not now, not now! It will only piss you off if you expect it to be top
->  quality software. It's really built on sand at the moment - most of the
->  crucial libraries it uses are changing every day, which results in some
->  serious problems.
->  
->  You still can't run PR2 and Evolution on the same system without awkward
->  hackery because Evolution still uses an older Bonobo.
->  
->  Nautilus will rock, but for entirely different reasons to most of the Unixy
->  software we're used to. Lots of people will hate it, lots will be amazed at
->  the neatness and cleverness of its interface.
->  
->  
->  In the mean time, if you want to play with a cool file manager, try and find
->  a tarball of EFM. There are some really funky UI ideas in it, and it works
->  quite well... for software that was never officially released and has since
->  been stripped out of CVS. ;)

it will be back for e 0.17 - we've taken a few lessons we learnt and
have "fixed" a chunk of them expect efm back in  e 0.17 bigger and
better :)

->  I think I have debs lying around in my apt cache if anyone's interested in
->  playing with it. ObLinux.conf.au: Raster's talking about all this sort of
->  stuff, including hardware accelerated canvases, etc. Wacky.

yeah - anyone with questions about efm and why we "nuked it" and whate
happening and what will be coming along.. you can ske me in janruary...
at linux.conf.au :)

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