Vincent wrote: > > > On 03/08/07, *Jani Monoses* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote: > > Hello, > > looks like quite a few GNOME programs use GnomeVFS but not the rest > of GNOME libs like bonobo, libgnomeui, libgnome. > > For instance evince-gtk is no longer our patched version but an upstream > variant that left GVfs deps. > > I am considering allowing GNOME apps that depend on GVfs only into > the default > xubuntu install. It would allow us to reuse more of GNOME/Ubuntu and > not divert > our efforts on maintaining separate apps. > > What about adding gnome-nettool (GTK only) and gnome-system-monitor > (uses GtkMM and > GnomeVFS) to Xubuntu? The latter would replace xfce4-taskmanager and > could be used > instead of a few unmaintained panel plugins. > > > I'd love the inclusion of gnome-system-monitor (would also finally give > a way to easily view your current Xubuntu version graphically, very > useful when helping newbies) as xfce4-taskmanager is kinda limited IMHO. > gnome-nettool, however, looks kind of specialist to me, what exactly is > it used for? >
I've just added gnome-system-monitor instead of xfce4-taskmanager in the seeds. It will take effect at the next xubuntu-meta upload. I am not sure about gnome-nettool. It looks useful for those who do not know the command-line tools that query various network aspects, but maybe those users do not really need the info traceroute, whois, netstat can give. Jani Jani Jani -- xubuntu-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/xubuntu-devel
