Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-gnome (38 mails)

["Sankar P" <psankar@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> > > On 11/9/2010 at 12:46 AM, in message <20101108191601.GF2016@xxxxxxxxx>, 
> > > Vincent
Untz <vuntz@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> Le lundi 08 novembre 2010, à 11:40 -0700, Sankar P a écrit :
> > Hi,
> >
> > I was trying to create a openSUSE GNOME based distro with a custom software 
> added. However, the basic templates available in SUSE Studio seem to not have 
> a "GNOME fully loaded" option. I mean, a template that is similar to the list 
> of applications we install by default in a standard GNOME installation from a 
> openSUSE DVD. 
> > There was a popular "GNOME Reloaded" template, but it didnt had even 
> OpenOffice/F-Spot installed by default. It lacks package parity with our 
> default DVD installation.
> > Are there any Studio projects that anyone is having already, that has all 
> packages added, which I can just clone ? 
> > Is there any easy way (such as adding a pattern) which will give me all 
> packages added ?
> > Ideally we should ask the Studio team to have atleast Firefox and gedit 
> added by default to the GNOME template.  They are more important and lighter 
> than some applications available by default (like Tomboy). May be we can 
> discuss this in the next openSUSE meeting ?
>
> It's really just a bug in the GNOME Reloaded image: it doesn't contain
> all the right patterns. That was mostly caused by a bug in Studio where
> some patterns are not visible.

Okay. I will hang around in #susestudio tommorrow and will see if it should be 
reported etc. and followup on it. 
 
> You can work around by instaling the packages that correspond to the
> patterns (like patterns-openSUSE-gnome_utilities).

I searched the list of patterns available and there is no gnome_utilities 
pattern. Nor does the list of patterns seem to have anything that will install 
Firefox and gedit :(

For now, I am adding them manually. So, it is not a blocker for me. But a big 
usability issue. 

Sankar
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