On Sun, 2005-01-16 at 11:57 +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote: > * gnome-schedule Voting no. I feel that this would be well served to integrate with something like gnome-system-tools, as well as offering an easy event scheduling application (which in itself could be useful). > * gnome_war_pad Voting no. This seems much more involved then any other game we include. I have been meaning to look into playing it, but I wouldn't include it in the desktop. After that comes Freeciv, Tuxracer, Pingus, you name it. > * polypaudio Voting no. I would rather see GNOME be soundserver agnostic via GStreamer. This opens us up to more platforms, including ones which already have kickarse sound servers (like CoreAudio), and generally gives vendors more choices. > * libgnomesu Voting no. Feel there is a better solution, and it's not lib0wNm3. > * gwget Voting no. It's just a wrapper to wget. People who are using wget, know how to install gwget. Users who are not using wget, use Epiphany (or some other browser). > * gnome-doc-utils Voting Yes! Want to see desktop wide usage. > * pygtk Abstaining. jdub summed it up pretty good. Would like to see more python in the desktop. I feel it could do well being proposed for Platform next time around. > * totem Voting Yes! It's been too long coming... > * galago, libnotify, notification-daemon Abstaining. Does anything support these yet? I am waiting upon the technology, I want it bad. If anything in Desktop can be compiled to support it, then let's turn it on. Otherwise, let's turn it on for G12. > * nautilus-sendto Abstaining. It looked good, but I've never gotten around to actually checking it out. I long for the functionality. > * goobox Voting no. It seemed like it could be good, but wasn't really there. I would really love to see the developers join forces for Sound-Juicer 2. > * gnome-backgrounds Voting Yes! I am a whore for backgrounds. > * gnome-menus Voting Yes! I (heart) new menu code. > * gnome-user-share Abstaining. I wanted to test it, but it wanted to drag in scary dependencies, so I never did. Other more informed people will have better thoughts. > * gnome-keyring-manager Abstaining. As I understand it, this app is almost entirely the product of GNOME Love. I would love to see GNOME Love have the success of getting an application into Desktop from their joint effort, and I feel this is the sort of application that could perhaps be useful in Desktop, but the lack of a regular release cycle and such has put me off. It seems to me that it could possibly find a home in GNOME-Utils, and then GNOME-Lovers could work with the excellent GNOME-Utils maintainers to coordinate releases for G12. It would also allow some Lovers to get into release cycle. --d -- Davyd Madeley http://www.davyd.id.au/ PGP Fingerprint <http://www.davyd.id.au/pgp/> 08B0 341A 0B9B 08BB 2118 C060 2EDD BB4F 5191 6CDA
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