Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-gnome (75 mails)

["Christian Jäger" <christian.jaeger@xxxxxx>]

Am Samstag, den 02.05.2009, 18:01 -0600 schrieb Stephen Shaw: 
> Novell is contributing a lot of time and resources to the new at-spi
> dbus stuff.  That's the area that our team is focusing on, so I'm not
> sure what other groups are doing and we happen to be a SLED team :)
> Our stuff is at http://www.mono-project.com/Accessibility

That's great, but not exactly helping GNOME.
There is some impression that Novell is firing devs from the regular
teams and hiring only for the MONO team; that's certainly not good for
Novell's rep in the wider community. No offense meant.



Am Samstag, den 02.05.2009, 01:19 +0200 schrieb Vincent Untz:

> A few quick comments:

>  + there will most probably a gnome-panel 2.30 that will behave like the
>    gnome-panel that you have right now, but that will be 3.0-ready for
>    people who don't like GNOME Shell, or companies who need something
>    more "usual"

So, there may be sense in developing, for example, SLAB, the new
gnome-main-menu further? In that case, please have a look at some of the
improvements suggestions on bugzilla; slab and the app-browser could do
much better if they made some options easily discoverable - like adding
favorites etc.

Also, who in the world will know that a thing called 'yast' with an
ant-eater-icon actually opens something like administrator-settings?

>  + I didn't hear anything negative from Novell people about GNOME 3 so
>    far. Maybe I'm not listening enough, though ;-)

Your comments have been quite re-assuring, thanks Vincent!

> (good timing, btw: I've started working on a gnome-shell package
> yesterday)

Great, let me know when it's ready; I'm always happy when I can save
myself some compiling. ;)




Thanks for the answers!

Greets,
Chris

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