Hi Sense, 2009/6/22 Sense Hofstede <se...@qense.nl>: > 2) I mentioned removing Mono from the LiveCD because when F-Spot is > gone, just one Mono application remains on the LiveCD: Tomboy. Tomboy > is something that's definitely worth including on the LiveCD. However, > this single program does require a whole language interpreter to be > included on the LiveCD. This is more something for the ongoing > discussion about replacing Tomboy with Gnote elsewhere on this list. >
There is a spec to replace Rhythmbox with Banshee in this cycle. This would mean Tomboy is not the only mono-based application left on the CD. > In one sentence: I think F-Spot should be removed from the LiveCD > because it's useless on the CD and takes up space that could be used > much better. > It's not useless at all. I have used a live CD with F-Spot before now to demo that application to a user. This is one of the primary use cases of the Live CD - demonstration of the capability of Ubuntu. In this particular session I had a digital camera containing some photos, which I used F-Spot on the Live CD to download. I then made a minor change to one of the pictures (red eye removal) and uploaded the picture to an online gallery. Cheers, Al. -- Ubuntu-devel-discuss mailing list Ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel-discuss
