"Rafael E. Herrera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Thanks for your detailed report (it's a good one!); I'll try to improve
the packages. The "core" should be updated this night.
| These seem to be missing:
|
| gnome-python-1.0.1.tar.gz
Will appear as pygtk* and pygnome.
| gnome-core-1.0.5.tar.gz
By now, this package should be there (as gncore* an gncored*)
| enlightenment-conf-0.15.tar.gz
It's still missing, sigh...
| gnome-pim-1.0.7.tar.gz
Will appear as gnpim*.
| I'm sure there must ba a reason why those versions were released at
| the SuSE site and I congratulate SuSE for trying to keeping us with
| up-to-date software. But after I installed the packages and running
| X windows I couldn't find the control panel, you know, the bar with
| the foot on it.
If you've done the installation by hand (not via YaST), don't forget to
run SuSEconfig (e.g., SuSE package don't use %post scripts to invoke
"ldconfig"). Then try to invoke "panel" from an xterm.
| How about some installation documentation?
Yes, this has to be written at some point. Personal note: Even if there
was done a lot of work by all the GNOME developers, I do consider this
software _in part_ as "young" (also the SuSE packages, BTW). Most parts
of the software are looking great and are pretty usable, of course.
| One gets the best from gnome from it's interactions with the WM, how
| about updating the Enlightenment and WindowMaker WMs?
Yes, this should be done (an will happen); the intention to offer SuSE
GNOME packages is to provide the "core" of GNOME (1.0.x); this way the
user should be able to compile himself all these nice GTK/GNOME
applications.
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Karl Eichwalder
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