Hello, I just would like to share my personal opinion. I think to include a newer version of Gnome in 64Studio can be a good idea. Not only by reading the new features ( http://www.gnome.org/start/2.18/notes/en/ ) you can see what the advantages would be, but also I'm pretty sure there are plenty of bugs fixes that might not be obvious by using it for a short time. Also the Linux audio community around 64Stduio gets a chance to use the latest version and to be at the same point in the development of Gnome where the Gnome devs are, so there is a better possibility to help with bug feedback and feature testing/suggesting.
Just my two cents. Cheers! Hector On 8/8/07, Free Ekanayaka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Steve, > > |--==> Steve A writes: > > SA> Hi Free, > SA> I took the plunge, everything installed without a hitch. > > SA> Only limited usage so far (about 2 hours): > > SA> Findings: > > SA> 1/ Visually, no difference > SA> 2/ Performance, can't detect any noticeable difference (but my > system > SA> is not stressed) > SA> 3/ Stability, no problems > > SA> Looking at the release notes, I've not yet tried out the new stuff > SA> (like applets and Tomboy) also, the power saving features don't > apply > SA> to my desktop. > > Thanks for having tested it. I basically had the same experience on my > system, so probably the wisest thing to do is to stick to GNOME 2.14 > for the next release as well, as the benefits of 2.18 wrt 2.14 seem > very limited. > > Other reports/opinions? > > Ciao, > > Free > > _______________________________________________ > 64studio-devel mailing list > 64studio-devel@64studio.com > http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-devel > -- =============================== http://www.hcenteno.net
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