Hi folks,
Since most of the developers/designers of GNOME Shell are at the
DesktopSummit, I wondered if we could hold a little 1hr/2hr session to
design a location-aware GNOME Shell (my Summer of Code project). I did
a very bad job at getting design plans on IRC, so a short get-together
around thi
Hi folks,
Week 8 was focused on my control-center panel, I added more
functionality and robustness to it, and blessed g_variant_ref_sink()
for fixing one of those mysterious ref-counting bugs that keep you
stuck for days. After that I took days off and celebrated my birthday
most of the nights :).
Hi friends,
I also skipped report 6, so here is the past two weeks compiled in one report.
- integrated a new panel into the gnome-control-center ; it's just
called Locations for now, has a homegrown UI not discussed with the
designers yet, and it not even sure to stay in there, but this way I
ca
Hello, hello,
Still busy with school this week (my last one), but I managed to
produce a Glade file this week, rapidly discussed on #gnome-design.
You can find a couple experiments on the Wiki page [0].
Still work in progress, and not validated anywhere, but I'll have more
time to discuss that w
Hello,
To keep it simple: I haven't produced a lot of work this week, first of
all because I have my ultimate project/presentation to prepare for
school. I also have a couple issues blocking progress (I rarely do my
school work anyway):
- Waiting for the outcome of the discussion "On the Interac
Web version with nothing fancier available at:
http://freesteph.info/post/2011/05/28/Location-aware-GNOME-Shell%
3A-Weekly-report-01
Hello,
Here's the first weekly report of my summer of code project: making the
Shell location-aware with a multi-timezone clock and some weather candy
later (didn't
Hello there,
I'm Stéphane Maniaci, the lucky student working on a location-aware
GNOME Shell i.e multi-timezone clock and eventually weather applet.
I'm sorry to warn the lists on such a short notice (just planned it on
#gnome-design), but we're having a meeting in #gnome-design a
