Dear all,
What is the version of Banshee shipping in 11.4? Are we shipping 1.8.0
or 1.9.1 (Ubuntu seems to be shipping 1.9.1).
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Hi all,
to help GNOME 3 progress, I've worked on a GNOME 3 USB image to allow
everybody to easily test GNOME3 without touching their system :
http://susegallery.com/a/zksD5W/gnome-3
This is a first image, based on GNOME 2.91.5 and openSUSE 11.3 (so, the
main distribution will be stable : this should help discovering bugs in
GNOME 3 stack and not mix them with Factory bugs :)
This is rough image, quite incomplete (very few applications installed
to reduce its size) but it should work out of the box.
Please, report any issue you found with it.
One of the next steps will be to move this image to OBS, so people will
be able to download it without SUSE Studio account and it should also
help me to generate image.
Enjoy !
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Hi,
Thank you a lot for your help, comments and votes during the openSUSE
board election 2010. In case you did not know, I have lost the 2nd
position in the election by one vote and came third. Nevertheless,
this election gave me the opportunity to realize some goodness of my
after-office-hours work. So, I would like to sincerely THANK YOU all
for all your help and support.
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Dear all,
I have submitted the following packages from "home:ketheriel:ready" to
GNOME:Ayatana.
The submitted packages are:
* Dependencies (all sorts):
- mtdev - SR 59212;
- python-elementtree (I haven't SR'ed it, as I'm currently using a
link from devel:languages:python), this link will be required;
- utouch-evemu - SR 59213;
- utouch-frame - SR 59214;
- utouch-grail - SR 59215;
- utouch-geis - SR 59216;
- gtk2 - SR 59217 - This gtk2 package has 2 patches currently
required, and 2 more at least are required for Unity. I will provide
later on a full update on the changes on this package.
- ido - SR 59218 - This package requires one of the patches on gtk2
(012_ubuntu-set-grab-add.patch)
- dbusmenu - SR 59219;
- libindicator - SR 59220;
- libindicate - SR 59222;
- dee - SR 59223; -- Dependency for libgwibber and Unity
- libgwibber - SR 59224 -- Dependency for indicator-me
- libappindicator - SR 59225 - Will enable application indicators on
future indicators
* Indicators:
- indicator-applet - SR 59221; -- Applet to display indicators
- indicator-session - SR 59226 - Session Indicator, for full
functionality requires one patch on gnome-session (SR 59069 to
GNOME:Factory);
- indicator-me - SR 59227 - The ME Menu
- indicator-messages - SR 59228 - Messaging Indicator
- indicator-sound - SR 59229 - Sound Indicator
* Applications:
- notify-osd - SR 59230 - notify-osd without patching and with notify-osd icons.
All this packages are pretty much done with my best knowledge. Except
for 'dee' all the remaining dependencies for Unity aren't yet SR'ed.
Notify-OSD and the indicators present should be working properly.
The present indicators are those present in the default Ubuntu layout
from the last release. There are more indicators, they will be SR'ed
later on once I sort the missing GTK patches.
About Unity, it's really on standby as compiz currently is crashing.
Waiting a bit more and checking for development upstream.
Vuntz, Dimstar... Let me know on a day when you have time so we can go
through all of this submissions. I will make sure I have time for it,
the only days I really can't spare time are:
Tuesday/Thursday - from 20:00/00:00 - Lisbon Time (should be Berlin -1)
Saturday - From 14:00 to 20:00 - Lisbon Time (should be Berlin -1)
Once this packages are on the repo, I'm opening a 'open beta' for
users and grab feedback.
Nelson.
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Hi,
I have a tiny patch required for Ayatana indicator-session which
enables the Reboot and Shutdown commands on the indicator. This patch
is for gnome-session, I've tested it and it builds ok and the
functionality is present. I haven't detected any other errors.
To which project should I submit this G:F or O:F ?
Nelson
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Hello,
I'm still on openSUSE 11.2 - Gnome 2.28.2 (I believe to sit on it until
its E.O.S. then upgrade to 11.4) but I wonder if in the meanwhile I
could upgrade to latest Gnome Stable without breaking something.
From /repositories/GNOME:/STABLE:/2.32 I noticed that is available only
a 11.3 category, may I use it on 11.2 by running zypper up?
TKS,
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Dear all,
The uTouch stack[1] from Canonical is a requirement for my packaging
around the Indicators and Unity. I've taken a peek at [1] and decided
to package the rest, as it looks interesting. This raises some
questions in which I seek advice:
1. gtk+-2.0 - Canonical's gtk2 package[2] seems heavilly modified.
Current patches[3], and for Natty is comes in 2.23.90. Currently I'm
forced to use 1 patch [4] to satisfy libindicate (requirement for
indicators and unity), and 2 more patches [5] and [6] (gdk-pixbuff)
for 'proper' generation of gobject-introspection stuff. What would be
the way to proceed here? Any guidance/help would be fine to select the
patches we really require. Thanks to Dimstar for helping with patches
[5] and [6].
2. Unity requires compiz. Unfortunatly for us, this comes with 'glib
mainloop patch'[7]. I'm finishing building the required packages. At
some point soon everything aims this will be a part of compiz. Unity
plugin is to be enabled from CCSM. For now I will be doubling the
packages. Adam Williamson from Fedora made a couple of blog posts
around this [8], [9].
3. Though I can package the Multitouch software from Canonical, I have
no idea on how integrating it... It may be interesting for some. If
anyone wants to provide feedback and really test this software, any
feedback would be welcome. Feel free to contact me on private or use
this list, all works for me.
4. KDE - The indicators at least are prepared to integrate with KDE.
If anyone can point documentation on KDE packaging or a couple of
standard examples on OBS, will be most welcomed. I've noticed there's
already a libindicate-qt laying around. I am already doing some
modifications for GTK3, this would probably be also the moment to add
the stuff for KDE. I don't really see a reason to cut out KDE users,
so this will happen soon.
5. Updates - Canonical updated loads of software. Currently it's
broken due to patching required for proper generation of Vala CLI/Gir
files. Now here's the deal... I can turn off introspection, but python
modular stuff will be utterly broken, and this is bad. I'm currently
rechecking the patches applied on Ubuntu on GTK and the tables os
symbols to check for missing stuff, hopefully this will sort my
issues.
6. Distribution of contents - Vincent asked me the other day if I
wanted to push this to Factory. My personal standing on this (as I
told Vincent) is that I would prefer to have GNOME:Ayatana as a
separate repository so users can do a 'zypper dup' (I will provide the
necessary documentation on this covering YaST2 and zypper). The reason
why I think this is better is tightly related to the high level of
patching required in many things, specially GTK2, I haven't even
started to look on GTK3. I would like to know people's opinion on this
as well... should I start looking and documenting the stuff that is
'touched' by Canonical and pass on the word so we can support some of
their patching on upstream projects? I really don't have much clues on
how this 'upstream - downstream' processes usually are. Everything
around this is pretty much new to me in all aspects. Any advice?
7. Marketing - I have my own ways to bump this into the audience
without requiring intervention from the Marketing Team. I believe I've
made already enough fuss around this, and given the present
circunstances around GNOME3, I find it a better choice not to engage
on agressive marketing promoting this project until GNOME3 is
established on the Community, nevertheless, I find it interesting to
provide a minimum marketing embracing the concern that it doesn't
endanger the deployment and spot light of GNOME3 and gnome-shell. Any
advices on this?
8. Broken packages - Currently some (if not a lot) of packages are
broken until I fix GTK2. As you all know, I'm not very experienced
with this (gtk2 and gobject-introspection), so this might take a
couple of days till I checkout all the patches on a 'test/trial/error'
basis. Should be fixed as soon as possible.
9. Unity - Unity (without the indicators) shouldn't bring much
problems, and by default if the indicators aren't present it will use
the default gnome applets. Since Unity relies on 3 libraries to build
(bamf, nux and dee, which are already packaged), on compiz (which
should be mainstreamed soon), this is most likely something we could
included on Factory as an option. Whats your opinion on this? Should
we include Unity and ignore the indicators for Factory? (indicators
will require a near flawless gobject-introspection solution).
Sorry for the wall of text.
NM
[1] - https://launchpad.net/canonical-multitouch
[2] - https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/2.23.90-0ubuntu4
[3] - https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/primary/+files/gtk%2B2.0_2.23.90-0ubu…
[4] - http://tinyurl.com/4923qwk
[5] - http://tinyurl.com/49cdxfb
[6] - On gdk-pixbuf - http://tinyurl.com/4hpsy3z
[7] - http://git.compiz.org/~dbo/compiz-with-glib-mainloop/log/?h=master&=switch
[8] - http://www.happyassassin.net/2010/12/03/unity-on-fedora-possibly/
[9] - http://www.happyassassin.net/2011/01/15/compiz-0-9-for-rawhide-fedora-15-te…
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Hi,
As you might know, the theming changed in GTK+ 3. We can now use CSS.
However, one issue with that is that we don't have a default theme for
GTK+ 3, and GTK+ 3 apps will look ugly.
It's not critical for 11.4, but we still have the GNOME 3 preview stuff
using GTK+ 3.
Is there anybody who would be interested in trying to port Sonar to CSS?
Adwaita [1] can be a good example of how to do this.
Cheers,
Vincent
[1] http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-themes-standard/tree/themes/Adwaita
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Hi,
A happy new year to all the fellow list subscribers :-)
We are having our first openSUSE GNOME meeting for the year on January
20th 2011. This time the meeting will start at 1530 UTC so as to make
it possible for people from far west to not wake up at an odd time.
Agenda is available at: http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:GNOME_meeting
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