Il giorno mar, 10/05/2011 alle 20.51 +0100, Bastien Nocera ha scritto: >> http://live.gnome.org/DejaDup/Screenshots/Future for screenshots. >> Déjà Dup 19.1, which includes those changes, is already in Fedora >> Rawhide and will be in Ubuntu Oneiric once we land the GNOME 3 control >> center. > > That won't work for long. Once we've move the Bluetooth panel directly > in the control-center, we'll be removing the external API from the > control-center. It was only added for gnome-bluetooth, and will be > removed then as well.
Wait! Maybe I missed something (busy weeks, sorry), but... #1 -- was this announced/proposed to desktop-devel-list? #2 -- will gnome-c-c module englobe _all_ chosen panels? who will approve them? g-cc maintainers? release team? design team? a pool on doodle.com :P )? #3 -- I feel this "no-API for gnome-cc" approach crashes with planned and upcoming changes in GNOME Desktop modules definition, as well as with the idea of "GNOME as platform for everyone". This proposal from Deja-Dup is a neat example. IMHO deja-dup is not suitable to be a "core" module (as per current definition of core: only stuff needed to start user session), but it's perfect as "approved by GNOME" module. Also, IMHO the UI proposed changes to Deja-dup preferences are well designed for GNOME 3 experience (backup as a service, not as user launchable app). So, this seems to be a contradiction: we can't place you in core, but we don't want to provide the ability for a proper integration. Also, what about third parts, vendors and distros? For instance, Ubuntu provides a really useful Additional Drivers tool and I suppose the best place for it is System Settings > Hardware; same for Prey (http://preyproject.com/) and it's configuration panel. Are we going to make GNOME a closed desktop? Cheers, Luca _______________________________________________ desktop-devel-list mailing list desktop-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop-devel-list
