n Windows 7 by merging the
QuickLaunch area with running applications. A dock would also solve
this problem nicely. You'll notice OS X doesn't have a lot of
"applets" on the menu bar. The only one I've seen a lot of people have
is smcFanCont
nges to the menu itself will be lost if you change the
filename and the contents will be lost if you change the actual name
of the menu (not the display name). Actually, worse than that, I think
the users will get the new stuff and parts of their changes next to it
if you changed the names.
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On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 5:25 AM, Martyn Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Xavier Claessens wrote:
> > Le mardi 25 mars 2008 à 07:01 -0500, Travis Watkins a écrit :
> >> Did anything ever happen with the license issues for the libraries?
> >> They shoul
Did anything ever happen with the license issues for the libraries?
They should be LGPL.
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Err, that's the same thing minus some angle brackets. It doesn't look
like that much of an improvement and every language has an XML parser
already so it'd be easier to use the XML version.
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pts).
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> Exact same problem would happen with esound...
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But esound only causes 40 or so and raises my CPU temp about 2C.
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ped by default with
> Fedora 8.
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> Can it be eligible for inclusion in GNOME 2.22?
>
Does it still beat the hell out of your sound card? With the version I
have installed it raises my CPU temp about 8C because it's causing
like 300 interrupts a seco
y the I/O (the copying itself) that is making your computer
laggy, not the CPU usage.
Also, this is not the right mailing list, this list is for development talk.
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desk
tie, so they can choose where it ends up on the panel.
Unless the screenshots I've seen were just mockups that's just a
limitation of the panel's notification area implementation.
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nely hard it is to include a landscape page for a diagram in a book
> whose pages are in portrait orientation.
>
Ooh, is that actually possible? I couldn't figure out how to do it. :)
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gt;
If the NetworkManager daemon is not running the nm-applet (bad name,
btw) icon will not show itself in the notification area.
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of hot air on my leg. It's dual
core so I almost always have the one core available for tracker to max
out. updatedb never seems to use more than 17% or so so it's much
easier to handle.
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It is just pointless and confusing to have two
> different menu systems. Instead, let us choose the best one and stick
> with that.
>
If that's the case -1 for me. It might be great for new users but I
tried it for a week and had to force myself to keep using it after day
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Doesn't Pango know what language it's currently working with? If so,
you could automatically use the right dictionary.
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hat powers the menu bar and alacarte. It's
a GNOME implementation of the freedesktop.org menu specification.
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On 10/22/06, Luca Ferretti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> xgd-utils is a set of command line tools: the recent 1.0 release
> includes:
[snip]
Don't these tools just call things already in GNOME to do their work?
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op).
So does this mean support will be added to compiz to do basic window
management without requiring 3D support? Or are you suggesting we
support two window managers: compiz for bling and metacity as the
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Does compiz work without a 3D card? If not it's worthless as anything
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On 9/22/06, Christian Neumair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Roughly at the same time, Travis Watkins wanted to have a feature-rich
> menu menu editor [5], totally not modelled after Calum's proposal. It
> was called smeg (and later renamed to alacarte), but more and more
&g
and just start doing them. If someone doesn't
like the work you're doing they then have to a) help you fix it, b)
make something that works better, or c) live with it.
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ture and signs your file
with it's own key. Afaik this is how Debian and etc manage package
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tor is exposed in the
UI is the "Edit Menus" item in the menu applet context menu. Ubuntu
has a patch (attached) that makes this menu item call alacarte if it's
installed. What else would need to be done?
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On 4/28/06, Bastien Nocera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Usual "gnome-2-14" branch name.
Plans for 2.16?
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rovide the
> whole package set...
That's what the clue-by-four is for :)
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lity and I believe it's included in Fedora Extras and Gentoo.
[1] http://www.realistanew.com/projects/alacarte
[2] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=62693&action=view
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On 4/12/06, Esben Stien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I'm saying is outlaw PNG throughout GNOME and use only vector
> graphics, like SVG. Then we don't have this problem anymore;).
Reread what I said. Also, read the links shaunm posted.
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You still need to make smaller png versions of the icon. Most of the
time the icon you designed at 128x128 will look like mush at 16x16 so
you need to manually scale it (in gimp or something) and clean it up.
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On 10/28/05, Benoît Dejean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> what the difference between your search engine and beagle's ?
This one does more than beagle, can use beagle if it's available, and
can actually be included in a GNOME release?
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