our
faith in mankind won't be affected this time.
I am not trying to push any of you either way. I'm just giving you
the results of the poll, as well as comprehensive list of arguments
in favour and against. Do with it as you please.
Thanks for the hard work you boys and gir
impose the
same 6 months on >2 as on 2.x releases. I think most of you agree on that
one.
Anyway, all the above is pointless if GNOME, as Havoc pointed out, does not
get going on >2 soon. With Microsoft gearing up for Vista, and KDE for KDE
4, I don't think GNOME can afford to da
Just for the record: I'm the managing editor for OSNews.com, and I try to
enforce the use of 'GNOME' instead of 'Gnome' as much as possible on the
front page.
Thom Holwerda
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ing to go? Must developers
adhere to some sort of code of conduct-- a sort of extra set of
requirements-- before they can contribute to the GNOME project?
Because that is kind of how your viewpoint comes across here.
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filiated with any company...?
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On Thu, 2005-09-29 at 13:10 +0300, Yaron Tausky wrote:
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oops, wrong mailinglist, excuse me!ThomOn 2 Jun 2005, at 16:57, Thom Holwerda wrote:Topaz thoughts..Again a silly questions to the gods of usefull interfaces; Is the desktop useful (or is it just a relic from ancient times?)Definitely useful. A relic, yes, but a relic isn't nescesarily us
search for, i.o.w., your keywords must be very effective, else it will *still* take long to find the correct file) or via the desktop. The latter is a concept a lot of people understand, and by implementing a faster way to 'Show desktop' (faster than a button at least), I don't th
love to use". Then, you have a set of goals.Once those goals are defined, one can discuss the tools, the means to achieve these goals. If one of those is a siginifacnt structural change, then so be it.How can you create tools for a job if you don't know the job? Thom Holwerda --- Main news p
anything; I'm just
trying to show to people that merging pdf and image viewing
functionality into one app doesn't need to be a disaster, or a slow
app. Preview is actually very fast, and I'm only using a 1.07 Ghz
256MBRAM iBook. By all means no speed demon.
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Also note that
ordinary users will not ecnounter long pdf files with only text;
they'll have .doc for that. They'll mostly use it for very graphical
manuals and product announcements and such.
And then looking ahead, I think Evince is the best candidate.
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should also be added to the list of files to view via Evince.
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> But if anyone wants to argue with Rob, please do so by opening a bug
> in bugzilla. Thanks.
>
> Elijah
And so I have.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=300210
Just so everyone knows.
Thom Holwerda
PS: Maybe time for a metacity(-devel) list?
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ess discussion on
"why" I want it, I'm just asking any chance we'll see it? I'd think that
adding this option in the proper gconf entry wouldn't be too much
hassle...? I'm sure I'm not the only one who is very fond of this
titlebar action.
Thanks in a
ame (file, view, edit, etc), whereas toolbars are much
more diverse (send, reply in a mailclient, forward, back in a browser
etc);
3) toolbars can be really filled with options-- take a look at ie.
OpenOffice or something like that.
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n my
humble opinion of course, so it might be a good idea to take OSX/Finder
as a starting point on this one.
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