@Rolf, @Pavel
Yes, it still makes sense.
1) Unity -7 is still maintained and will be maintained beyond 18.04.
2) Ubuntu will use same quicklist api for their new dock in gnome-shell.
So it will work in gnome-shell too.
3) Indicators and unity api and are being used by mate, kde solus and
Does it still make sense to push for inclusion in Ubuntu with unity
being discountinued? Sorry for the bad news.
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I went the native package route as teatime is only meant to run on
ubuntu and in total is only a few KB large. Furthermore I fixed all the
linter issues. So I think it is ready from my side.
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any progress? do you need any kind of help?
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Rolf Leggewie (r0lf)
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Title:
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Sorry for the delay in response.
Yes, I guess you could make it a native package. The question you
should ask yourself isn't whether this is only available for Ubuntu,
though, but if you really want to upload the WHOLE source code every
time you make a change, even if only to the packaging. The
meh.. moved it to /opt precisely because I wanted to get it into ubuntu:
http://developer.ubuntu.com/publish/apps/other-forms-of-submitting-apps/my-apps-packages/
but as it is self-contained now moving is quite easy..
also fixed the rest of the errors in trunk.
Regarding the tarball: do you
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