On 15. juni 2011 10:24, Piotr Drozdek wrote:
Dnia 2011-06-14, o godz. 21:00:31
Sebastien Bacher<[email protected]> napisał(a):
Since that work has been stalling for a while, we need CD space and we
want to get ride of the deprecated library we decided during the
meeting to drop tomboy from the CD at least until it's ported to
gsettings.
Hi.
When we are going to switch to default DVD release? Users really don't
like to install system and realize, that all their default small apps
and programs are gone, and they have to look for them in Software
Center. Many times users just don't remember proper app name.
You wanna cut Tomboy from Oneric - but any other notetaker app will be
there (by default)? If no, that's mean we gonna again to cut system
functionality just because to fit CD's 700MB.
I agree. I've never quite got comfortable with Tomboy after having
used Evolution for my notes for such a long time. But that's beside
the point.
A PC that only has a CD drive might still be very useful. If the user
has internet access, then software can be easily installed. If the user
only has a CD drive and does not have internet access, then it does
not make sense to spend CD space on things like remote desktop
clients, P2P software or maybe even an email client. However, an
application for taking notes might be very useful.
Perhaps other things should be removed before Tomboy?
Jo-Erlend Schinstad
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