On Wed, 2010-01-13 at 22:00 -0600, Paul Cutler wrote: > On 01/13/2010 09:46 PM, Shane Fagan wrote: > > Thanks Paul, > > Ok my idea is "Debunking Gnome 3 myths" > > Im very familiar with Gnome shell and zeitgeist(and the activity > > journal) so on that end I can write up something good. The mallard > > migration needs a bit of describing please. Does it make the docs look > > nicer or do anything particularly different to regular old dockbook? The > > tomboy online thing is a little bit old news ubuntu 9.10 had cloud sync > > by default already. Other than the stuff you listed the only other > > things that come to mind are deprecations clean ups, the use of > > javascript and migrations to newer technologies by default(clutter, > > cairo). > > > > Regards > > Shane > > > > The accessibility changes are big - and as it's a core component of > GNOME (accessible to all) there's probably a lot more we could be doing > around it. (I'm not an expert on accessibility in any way, shape or form). > > The documentation stuff is pretty cool - we're migrating away from task > based help (push x to use feature y) in a inflexible table of contents > to re-writing help to be topic based help. Empathy is our flagship for > Mallard right now, as Empathy 2.28 is the first app to ship with topic > based help in Mallard. If you compare the two help files from 2.26 to > 2.28 you'll notice a big change, or even just the Empathy 2.28 help vs. > any other help document in GNOME. I'm copying Shaun McCance too, I'm > sure he'll have more to add about Mallard and it's benefits. > > I don't think the Tomboy thing is necessarily old news for two reasons - > 1, we don't all use Ubuntu and 2, Snowy will be AGPL - just like > identi.ca, where you can use their service (Tomboy) you can run your own > Snowy instance if you choose to yourself (like status.net). > > Paul On the tomboy thing I should explain why I say its old news. You dont really need to be running ubuntu to do the exact same system they have. Its simply a couchdb replicating itself to the ubuntu one server. It doesnt need to use ubuntu one all you need to do is have it replicating to a different computer and that isnt all that hard. I suppose maybe the system for gnome 3 will be fairly easy to set up though so I suppose it doesnt matter too much. Ill mention it anyway in my post.
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