Hey Tristan,
You'll want to hit the link that says "propose branch for merging". This will
alert other developers that your branch is ready to be reviewed. If your branch
needs fixing, a reviewer will mark it as such and you'll be alerted. Otherwise
it will be marked approved and merged :)
Daniel,
Thank you for pointing me in the right direction. The apt-get build-dep
guidance was all I needed to move forward. I still ran into a few
hiccups afterwards (had to install a newer version of GTK+ 3.0), but in
the end I was able successful compile all the sources and build a
binary th
Hey Tristan,
We have a short guide on our website that talks all about how to set up a
build environment (including getting started with launchpad and a little
about cmake and packaging): http://elementaryos.org/docs/code
To quickly get all the build dependencies, you can run this command in
term
Hey Erasmo,
Every man counts! Even if it's just a small amount of time, it'd be great
if we could get you helping out on Shotwell :) Looking forward to seeing
your merge requests ;)
On Fri, Jan 24, 2014 at 3:55 PM, Erasmo Marín wrote:
> As some of you know, I have worked in "Foto", and I have a
Hello everyone,
I just want to add to Daniel's announcement that I'm pleased to see
elementary take up this torch and run with it. Shotwell is an
important piece of software for me, both personally (as someone who
devoted many hours to crafting it) as well as speaking as a Yorban.
As Daniel
Greetings,
I have just recently joined this list and am eager to help out this
community.
I have had a lot of experience with Perl and C in the past, but I have
not used them for a while and am very rusty there. I've also toyed
around a bit with Mac OS X and iOS development (but have never m
As some of you know, I have worked in "Foto", and I have already
implemented some widgets that I think could be useful for Shotwell.
I'm not going to maintain Foto anymore, so, some of my work could be
used. I offer my help, but I can't take the responsability of
maintaining shotwell as someone pro
Hello everyone,
I’ve recently got a MBP and I want to know what is the best way in order to
develop for Isis, since I can’t get the recent builds to work on VirtualBox.
Cheers!
Marco
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Harvey has some great mocks on dA. I'm going to be trying to ticket some
smaller design issues until we get it in a state where I think we can start
moving the UI in that direction.
The first big design challenge is going to be sorting through that menubar
and making sure all the functionality is
Yay! Maybe some blueprints linking to some mockups and how they should be
implemented would be helpful?
On Jan 24, 2014 8:13 PM, "Daniel Foré" wrote:
> Hey Team,
>
> I’ve been talking to Jim Nelson (President of Yorba) about Shotwell for a
> while now and here’s the quick and dirty: Shotwell need
Hey Team,
I’ve been talking to Jim Nelson (President of Yorba) about Shotwell for a
while now and here’s the quick and dirty: Shotwell needs a new maintainer.
Ubuntu has the Gallery app, Fedora has GNOME photos, and Yorba just doesn’t
have the resources anymore to maintain Shotwell. Their focus is
Applications that have a menubar and a headerbar (like all GNOME
applications that use the global-menu and have no fallback to a
appmenu) will look like this. I'm pretty sure they fixed that in
version 3.11.2. Luckily most GNOME apps have a custom fallback to a
appmenu so it wouldn't be that ho
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