I also think designing an app to have access to cloud services for XFCE
would be ideal, but seen how slow XFCE devs work and every Xubuntu
release tends to be the same I don't think is a realistic scenario.
That's why I believe Gnome Control Center is the best option and avoids
re-inventing the wheel. Also it has great integration with most Cloud
services, even better than Unity Online Accounts.
-Gio
On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 5:12 PM, Robert Streeter
<rstreete...@gmail.com> wrote:
I am all for the cloud integration into Xubuntu but installing Gnome
Control center is not the way, I don't think that would solve this. I
believe it would be up to the devs of Xfce they could design an app
much like gnome online accounts and integrate it into the desktop
environment. This is a good idea to voice to voice to the devs.
On Oct 18, 2016 10:51 AM, "caligaris" <libreguar...@gmail.com> wrote:
I think you guys are getting a bit off topic.
The main reason to use Gnome Control Center is to have easy access
to Cloud Services. We are moving more towards the cloud and I find a
lot of distros are trying to offer support to these services.
For the ones that have been talking about Gnome apps breaking your
theme, that will soon change. XFCE 4.14 is moving towards GTK3 and
Xubuntu 16.10 is already shipping with some xfce 4.14 plugins. By
then most XFCE themes should move to gtk3 as well.
I think is the right time to include Gnome Control Center to future
Xubuntu releases.
-Gio
On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 4:43 PM, Dan Juarez <d...@lifeseven.com>
wrote:
Right, take a look at my screenshot here:
http://lifeseven.com/screenshots/DontLikeGnome.png
The Mousepad app shows the correct window border where the Gnome
Calculator on the right, shows the Gnome window border (ugly). As
you can see the Gnome Calculator is not picking up and using the
defined window dressing. I don't like that. :-/
Like I mentioned earlier, I just uninstalled that app and installed
Galculator instead which works/loooks like my other apps.
Thanks,
On 10/18/2016 09:14 AM, Eric Christopherson wrote:
How do GNOME apps ignore the widow manager theme? Do they draw
their own window decorations or something? (I'm not on my Xubuntu
box to check right now.)
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