When I run gnome-activity-journal I see no events. Possibly this is
because if I go to preferences / plugins I see nothing listed?
Should I see plugins? Are they required? If so, where to they come
from?
/usr/bin/zeitgeist-daemon is running.
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Hi all,
It seems that the Artwork Team is mobilizing for the next release
branding artwork. Though I'm not fluent in their creative ways, is
anything that I should take to their knowledge on behalf of the GNOME
team? (hint: maybe avoiding dark backgrounds, defined shaps vs
abstract, shiny vs opaque paletts?)
And for their delight GNOME:Apps provides one more potent tool for
their job... GNOME seems to deliver all the muscle for their work :)
NM
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From: Raul <rauhmaru(a)gmail.com>
Date: Tue, May 31, 2011 at 8:03 PM
Subject: [opensuse-artwork] 12.1 Mokups
To: openSUSE Artwork <opensuse-artwork(a)opensuse.org>
Hello friends,
And then, let's start?
The 12.1 is with the same appearance of 11.4.
It's time we start to produce the wallpapers, skins, andwhat else is needed.
cheers,
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Hello Mates,
don't worry about this mail. I just would like to remind that our next
openSUSE Weekly News 176 comes out at Saturday evening (UTC +2).
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Hi all,
As some people are aware, the base dependencies for Unity and
everything around it were already submitted to G:Ayatana. Since
GNOME2's future is uncertain, it would be waste to drop all those cute
packages and hacks that grinding my mind for countless hours (also the
tools that served a cool objective, my learning curve with RPM
building and OBS). So even if they useless, I am pretty much pleased
with everything I got out of this.
I've decided to drop Unity some time ago waiting for better days
(hopefully will come when Canonical migrates their stuff to GTK3).
Meanwhile I've pretty much prepared Unity-2D, there's a few glitches,
sure... but they will be fixed soon and I will submit the packages.
Hopefully by 12.1 if I don't have Unity for a spin, I'll have Unity-2D
which in my humble opinion is actually nicer and faster than it's big
brother (probably less buggy and featured at moment too).
No, it's not also a candidate to replace GNOME3, which was a very
positive surprise. I'm polishing the stuff and see if I redo a few
patches for cmake to upstream and will submit this packages after.
Once they are submitted and since GNOME3 release was a success, I'll
release the repository with a 1-Click installer for Unity-2D for 11.4
and hopefully 12.1 will bring the real thing, which I've discovered
the bloody problem with nux (which shouldn't happen with GTK3).
[1] - http://img831.imageshack.us/img831/2031/screenshottcd.png
[2] - http://img146.imageshack.us/img146/434/screenshot1dj.png
NM
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I simply cannot install vlc in 11.4 with gnome - but it installs, and
behaves, perfectly in 11.4 with KDE.
I have used the "1-click install" in Packman and also downloaded vlc
from videolan - and both are supposed to install in oS 11.4.
However, when installing the rpm from videolan I get the error message:
nothing provides libvlccore.so.4 needed by vlc-1.1.9-1.pm.2.4.i586
and the one from packman comes up with the error message:
nothing provides libvlc-backend-vlc-0.3.2-1.pm.2.2.i586
Anybody know the story on how to get vlc installed and working under
gnome in openSUSE 11.4, please?
(Frustration plus......... :-( .)
BC
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List members,
I would like to darken default Evolution font colour which looks as a
"light-black" instead to be a "true dark-black".
In my opinion this should be better, especially when laptop goes into
low power battery stage and screen went less brilliant sometimes is
difficult to read email or worse is replying since the reply citation is
normally less dark.
It is very noticeable for example the difference between Evolution black
and Firefox black, the later is undoubtedly darker.
Have you any suggestion for this issue?
Regards,
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AMD Turion(tm) 64 Mobile Technology MK-36 - GeForce Go 6150
Gnome 3.0.1
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I have upgraded my oS 11.4 32-bit installation of Gnome to Gnome #3 and
been playing around with it for a day.
I like it, and it has potential.
It is not yet perfect but if one overlooks the present warts it is still
usable in a *productive* environment.
I have, since I first installed XP, in them dim, wasted-forever, years,
tried to configure my desktop to be "clean" ie, just a plain, clean
looking, with nothing on it, desktop with just a wallpaper (but
preferably, if possible, wallpaper*s*) of my choice.
Gnome #3 gives this to me without any effort on my part.
My compliments to the Gnome #3 devs for their effort!
There are at least a couple of questions I would like to have answered
but I will leave these for now because I can live with the 'annoyances'
- unless they will continue into the future for ever more and not get
attended to.
To be very honest, it is a toss-up at the moment between KDE 4.6.(3) and
Gnome #3 but unless I have some VERY bad days over the next weeks then I
feel at the that Gnome #3 is quite pleasant to use.
BC
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So, this morning GNOME3 has left me stranded, with a useless desktop. I
have to fail over into a barely working XFCE install, and I'm sending this
from Alpine.
First - can someone *SHOOT* that dorking cartoony "Ooops! something has
gone wrong." crap that pops up when GNOME3 fails. It isn't helpful; and
logging out and trying again, of course, is *never* going to actually
work [if nothing else changes].
Second - where is a good second place to look for errors, besides
.xsession-errors. There is nothing intersting there. It complains about
not being able to contact gconf, but looking back it appears it always
claims that. Does GNOME3 or its components dump information anywhere
else?
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Hello Mates,
don't worry about this mail. I just would like to remind that our next
openSUSE Weekly News 175 comes out at Saturday evening (UTC +2).
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