On 08/06/2011 09:09 AM, Martin Dietze wrote: > [...] but for newbies there should be a > decent pre-configuration to make it attractive (think of the > way Ubuntu pre-configures Gnome, that makes a difference). > I do fullheartedly and always agree! In WMLive, i tried to integrate the Debian/Ubuntu menu facilities to some degree with WMaker, and i think that i have somewhat attained my goal to have a more or less usable default menu, which is always up to date with the actually installed aplication base. But it is still far from perfect!
> Paul, if you haven't done so (I've never tried it because I > don't need it *g*), in your distro you might even go further and > configure some nice dock apps into the default setup. > Since the default screen resolution is 1024x768 there is not really much space for more dock apps, unfortunately. But there are lots of dock apps included which are just a click away. To tell the truth, i haven't worked any further on the WMLive setup procedure, as i have receieved almost no (real) feedback, with your's the most remarkable one, BTW. Although everybody seems to have liked the screenshots, these are of the least interest in this context. I would have hoped that people would check out, test and enhance the script framework which produces the WMLive iso image, but no such thing seems to have happened so far. I'm not sure if anybody even bothered downloading the tar ball containing the scripts. Most probably the script tar ball is a bit outdated by now, and i should better put up a newer revision. The torrent doesn't work anymore, so don't bother - after seeding it for a week or so without any download happening i just stopped doing that. Best regards Paul -- To unsubscribe, send mail to wmaker-dev-unsubscr...@lists.windowmaker.org.
