I think it'd be nice to make it easy for people to test the GNOME 3 stuff in 11.2. A few things this could imply:
+1 and great fore-thought!
- having a nice http://en.opensuse.org/GNOME/3.0 page explaining how to setup everything (with one-click install links), what should be tested, etc.
Links to known and significant bugs in bnc/bgo as well and a link to this page easily and obviously visible within the GNOME 3 default setup.
- make it easy to choose to log in GNOME Shell instead of the traditional metacity + panel from gdm. This implies:
- adding a .desktop file in /usr/share/xsessions
Owned by which package? I say gnome-shell presumably but may be wrong.
- setting up a specific directory that will contain new autostart files, mostly for gnome-shell. The desktop files will contain X-GNOME-Provides=panel and X-GNOME-Provides=windowmanager (we might be able to merge this into one with "panel;windowmanager;")
Just checking, these fields are already supported by gnome-session are they?
Any other ideas? Any volunteers? :-)
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