On 08/11/2011 17:08, Robert Nordan wrote: > Since the news came out of UDS that Tomboy Notes was probably being > dropped from the default install, I'd like to ask what this means for > the U1 integration? U1 Notes has been designed around using Tomboy Notes > a the local editor, and it seems a bit silly to offer a U1 service that > can't be used from a default install. (Short of going to the website to > edit, which negates the whole advantage of the U1 system.)
I actually seem to recall there being some work done on an Ubuntu One auto-installer of some sort by default, meaning that you can't actually use Ubuntu One until you run the installer anyway. But this does bring up another question: Are Ubuntu users expected not to need to take notes, or is GNote going to be installed by default instead if Tomboy is dropped? I believe both Windows and Mac OS come with a sticky notes application/widget of sorts by default, and it would be a shame to have Ubuntu lose out on this. -- Kind regards, Loong Jin
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