Please include into 2.22: libnotify, notification daemon

Hi all IIRC the issue has already been discussed before, but it is still unresolved. A lot of apps popup notifications using libnotify. gnome-settings-daemon would benefit of that library greatly. Could we please have it in GNOME - especially taking that de-facto it is a part of any reasonable

Re: Keyboard Indicator Applet... where are you?

Alex, Ah. What kind of a name is that, anyway? Sounds like GJim'llFixIt! This is historical name (I maintained an independent project before joined gnome). And it is kept just because moving things into different directory would make browsing the history difficult. But other than source

.so versions

Could anyone please comment on the question of the shared library versions: http://www.advogato.org/person/svu/diary.html?start=95 Thanks, Sergey ___ desktop-devel-list mailing list desktop-devel-list@gnome.org

Re: GNOME git repositories?

Hi But of course if people are not willing to learn new things (and I guess most people aren't), it's not going to work. Judging by some of the comments with cvs vs. svn (where the syntax is pretty much identical), it really seems so. Yes, that is the fact of life. And I am not afraid to

Re: [bug-buddy]: Custom scripts for your application

That is really great! Finally, I get the way to get results of xprop -root | grep XKB and gconftool-2 -R /desktop/peripherals/keyboard/kbd without explicitly asking user in every bug report... BTW, is shipping information from gconf considered as a security problem? Thanks, lads Sergey

Proposal: approve libnotify as official extenal dependency

Hi As the release team kindly informed me, libnotify is not an officially approved external dependency of GNOME yet. Several official packages have is as optional dependency (namely, evo and gnome-applets - and potentially gnome-control-center). It was already requested to add this functionality

Re: International Space Station Images

Maxim, Being also from Eastern Europe, I never felt that my national identity has any problems with meritocracy which is considered as a system of power in GNOME. Sergey PS Would you consider talking your national incompatibility ideas through with, say, Russian GNOME community on #gnome-ru at

Re: Flags or not? (Was: Re: Noticed in passing)

Hello Simos Personally I am against flags being used to indicate the language your keyboard is set to write. I thouht it was already discussed. GNOME does not officially support flags and has no stardard functionality of that kind - so you do not have to convince me. But the amount of people

Re: Noticed in passing

Flags !!! I knew it. There will always be a way to allow users to indicate layouts using flags (as long as I maintain GNOME xkb indicator at least). It can be hidden, non-documented, whatever (so GNOME would not take political responsibility) - but I will keep that code. Most of the users have

Re: Noticed in passing

Thanks for removing the plugin menu item, anyway. Not installing the desktop file is easier than patching it out of the applet... You are welcome. I am just trying to be a good citizen in the city where laws do not exactly match my ideas :) Sergey ___

Re: libgswitchit + libkbdraw = ... ?

Rodrigo, Thanks for your comments, I think it makes sense to not have them as virtual modules anymore, and Exactly why I started this noise. put them in some central place. But we have lots of small libraries, so what about really starting once for all a new library to put this kind of

libgswitchit + libkbdraw = ... ?

Hi all There was interesting discussion tonight on #g-h, so here I'll give some summary and ask an advice: As some of you might be aware, libgswitchit and libkbdaw are virtual modules included into gnome-control-center and gnome-applets. They include some shared code: 1. dealing with keyboard

Re: libgswitchit: from virtual module to separate library

would try to do the API cleanup (and I would appreciate any help/advice/review). Thanks, Sergey On 7/5/06, Davyd Madeley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Wed, 2006-07-05 at 15:53 +0100, Sergey Udaltsov wrote: Currently, libgswitchit (not same as libxklavier!) is used as a virtual module

Export layout tree to various apps

Hi people There is a bug #329897 which asks to add the current layout indication to the gnome-screensaver. This requires some information (localized layout names) from huge xorg.xml file which is usually (but not always - applets are not mandatory) already loaded by the keyboard indicator panel

Re: Kick libxklavier from the release set and make it an invalid dependency?

http://mail.gnome.org/archives/release-team/2006-February/msg00176.html. I discovered via bug 331413 that libxklavier has a version newer than the ones uploaded to http://download.gnome.org/sources/libxklavier. This presents a problem because we can't use the newer version in the

Re: Kick libxklavier from the release set and make it an invalid dependency?

there are a couple fixes at least in our CVS copy of libxklavier, so we should make sure those are committed upstream. -- Rodrigo Moya [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sorry, what is our CVS copy? And sure I welcome all the good fixes into fd.o CVS Sergey ___

Re: new gnome-common release?

Hi Bastien I think most people agree that gnome-common isn't something that should be packaged (at least that's true for Fedora/Red Hat distros), as gnome- common is a development tool, to build from CVS. I think it should be removed altogether from the FTP site, so as not to create

Re: ANNOUNCE: libxklavier 2.0

: quote who=Sergey Udaltsov Celebrating the oncoming GNOME 2.10 release, I am proud to present new stable release of the X keyboard utility library. So you intend for GNOME 2.10 to use xklavier 2.0? :-) - Jeff -- UbuntuDownUnder: April 25th-30th http

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