If you buy a new MMORPG that crashes every time your character jumps
while running, chances are you will not like the game and tell all of
your friends not to buy it. This is a serious setback for the game
company. The customers that bought their product will not buy it again
and neither will thei
Scott James Remnant [2008-09-04 14:45 +0100]:
> * pitti to ask ArneGoetje about hunspell dictionary dependencies
Done, new language-support-* are uploaded.
> == XDG_SESSION_COOKIE problems ==
>
> MacSlow has been having problems with $XDG_SESSION_COOKIE not being
> set in the new gdm, which pit
For minutes of previous meetings, please see DesktopTeam/Meeting.
== Present ==
* Scott James Remnant (Keybuk) - chair
* Jonathan Riddell (Riddell)
* Kenneth Wimer (kwwii)
* Martin Pitt (pitti)
* Matthew Paul Thomas (mpt)
* Michael Vogt (mvo)
* Mirco Müller (MacSlow)
* Sebastien Bacher (s
On Thu, 2008-09-04 at 07:46 -0400, Danny Piccirillo wrote:
> I'm not sure if this has been discussed before, but i've been trying
> to think of ways to get new, better themes into Ubuntu. What i mean
> is, every release, we see beautiful mockups, but nothing ever comes of
> it. I think something n
On Thursday 04 September 2008 13:46:13 Danny Piccirillo wrote:
> I'm not sure if this has been discussed before, but i've been trying to
> think of ways to get new, better themes into Ubuntu. What i mean is, every
> release, we see beautiful mockups, but nothing ever comes of it. I think
> somethin
I'm not sure if this has been discussed before, but i've been trying to
think of ways to get new, better themes into Ubuntu. What i mean is, every
release, we see beautiful mockups, but nothing ever comes of it. I think
something needs to change so that these mockups have a chance of getting
worked
Hi
I'm the one who created the system sound this thread is discussing.
Ubuntu certainly needs new sounds and I will do my best to create a
new set. The sounds previous mentioned has a few problems to them and
that is why I would ask you not to use them as default sound. Also I
would like the chance
A definite +1 too.
Since the new system sounds appeared, I switch back to the old one
extracting them from the old package (and no, I am usually not refractoty to
changes ;)).
Even if the old welcoming one is too long, it enables me, taking a train for
instance, to put the volume lower when I forg
Hi,
I'll add my +1 to this suggestion. I'm afraid to say that I've never
liked the current system sounds - I thought the old ones sounded a
more professional and distinctive, and I agree with others that we
need to find an unobtrusive but distinctive sound which can become
part of Ubuntu's image a
