Well, for just a whirlwind summary, we met for the wiki cleanup and have
come up with a few tasks to take care of. I kept a bulleted list of the
discussion here:
http://en.opensuse.org/User:Hobbsc/GNOME_Wiki_Cleanup_Notes
I’ll start work on a mockup of a landing page in the next few days. I
will also open up discussion on the list once I’ve got something solid
in place. The mockup (currently blank) will be available here:
http://en.opensuse.org/User:Hobbsc/GNOME_Wiki_Mockup
Thanks to everyone who attended, I appreciate all the input. I think
this will work out well for us.
Lastly, I have a bit of a support request. We’ll be periodically
checking the /GNOME section of the wiki for lost or un-necessary pages.
Does anyone know of a simple way to search for lost pages under /GNOME?
What about a way to track page changes under that namespace?
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Hey,
I used most of today to investigate/fix some build failures in G:F
(which should also help with oS:F). I'm posting here in case some people
want to help finish this work...
FWIW, a useful link for this is:
https://build.opensuse.org/project/monitor?code[]=failed&code[]=expansion+e…
Here's the current state:
beagle-index: nothing provides kino, nothing provides RealPlayer, nothing
provides yast2-schema, nothing provides yast2-schema needed by
autoyast2, nothing provides gnuchess
=> not quite sure what to do here. Just remove the build requires?
bundle-lang-gnome: failing. I didn't investigate.
gconf2-branding-SLED/gconf2-branding-SLES: nothing provides
desktop-data-SLED
=> I wonder why desktop-data-SLED isn't in the build service?
gdm-branding-openSUSEa: failing.
=> needs to be updated for the new GDM, I believe.
glib2: failing. Some weird error:
/usr/src/packages/BUILD/glib-2.18.1/gobject/.libs/glib-genmarshal: error
while loading shared libraries: libglib-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared
object file: No such file or directory
=> I'm not quite sure why we're having this now, and this never
happened before.
gtk2: failing.
=> same as glib2.
libgda: failing.
=> but we want to go back to libgda 3.x instead of 3.9/4.0. Magnus is
trying to talk to darix for this.
pango: failing.
=> same as glib2.
pulseaudio: failing. Related to libtool.
=> Rodrigo was looking at this.
transmission: failing.
=> https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=432200
Vincent
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Situation:
The gnome updater applets sees there are updates pending.
Following my custom, I fire yast (I like the -qt version of the software
module more), instead of clicking the icon below. I do the updates.
The applet doesn't notice and still says there are updates pending; this
is expected.
The problem is that there is no option to tell it "refresh now". Only
weekly, hourly, daily. Not even "custom". Not nice.
Maybe you should reconsider the gnome treat of not offering options, and
create a setting to switch gnome into a more customizable environment with
more clutter of options. At our choice, clutter, no clutter.
I am a long time user of gnome, but often I miss features. It maybe right
not offering a clutter of features for novices or people not needing them,
but it would be nicer to have them at the flick of a switch for more
advanced or inquisitive users.
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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11.0 updates
Mozilla updates coming soon
MozillaFirefox, mozilla-xulrunner*, MozillaThunderbird, and seamonkey were all updated
over the last week, all in Mozilla repo
Contrib and GNOME:Community
http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-gnome/2008-09/msg00087.html
Need to decide the list of packages to move, a meeting will be held next Wednesday
(15th Oct) at 22:00 UTC. People willing to help packaging existing packages in
GNOME:Factory or add new GNOME software, please attend
Promotion of GNOME within openSUSE 11.1
Promotion of the above mentioned meeting to be done by suseROCKS
Wiki work
http://en.opensuse.org/GNOME/Wiki_Layout
Packagers meeting
There will be regular packagers meetings to find ways to better coordinate activities
openSUSE-wide (http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-project/2008-10/msg00005.html)
osc-gnome plugin being changed to work with any repository, which should help
distro-wide to better organize work and submissions by contributors
osc-gnome
Docs on the wiki now (http://en.opensuse.org/GNOME/OscGnome)
Now works with X11:Compiz and soon with X11:common:Factory
Feature update
• Compiz
∘ Upgraded to 0.7.8, now in Factory (or X11:Compiz)
∘ Some problems reported on x86_64, please test and report
• Mortadelo for 11.1
Agenda for next meeting
We've been bad last weeks for keeping agenda and logs up-to-date, hobbsc and
chalcedonny volunteered to keep them updated
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David C. Rankin schrieb:
> This is the default I have in FF3 and I absolutely _hate_ it. As in my
> previous post, there is NO way to navigate to a pre-existing file (say:
> output_dallas_001.pdf) and select the file and load the filename into the save
> to pdf filename box so you can simply change 001 to 002. See:
>
> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=454329
It's probably better reporting this to Gnome's bugzilla I think. The
print dialog is mainly the Gtk one with just small customizations in
Firefox' usage.
Probably one of our Gnome guys can comment on that?
Wolfgang
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Regarding our weekly openSUSE-GNOME meetings, we had a discussion this
morning about our regularly scheduled timeshift meetings which occur
first of the month at 11:00 UTC. It was agreed that that hour isn't
proving effective in getting regular attendance and that we needed to
consider a more optimal time, if we even continue timeshifts at all.
I've discussed possibilities with several people in different key areas
globally to get a feel and am presenting the findings for discussion on
this email thread. Please review and communicate your thoughts.
Depending on the responses, we may go with the new timeshift next week:
Option 1) Eliminate Timeshifting altogether. This would make it very
difficult for people in eastern Asia/Australia to attend meetings.
Option 2) Create new timeshift for 23:00 UTC. This seems to get the
widest support globally. However, India (Our beloved Evo team) would be
left out. I discussed with Srag, and they were unable to attend the old
timeshift meeting anyway and for them regular time meetings are best.
They said they would be comfortable with missing a timeshift meeting.
FYI: 23:00 UTC = 6 p.m. for you folks in the U.S. Midwest and Mexico,
and late evening (after Rodrigo's television shows) in Europe and 9 a.m.
in Sydney, land of the Magnus.
Your thoughts and comments please!
Bryen Yunashko
Proud 2008 openSUSE Board Candidate
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