Inline comments below, although there's not much to say. tor, 12,.08.2004 kl. 14.06 +0100, skrev Mark McLoughlin: > - Cantus > > Consensus seemed to be a "no". Agreed. It doesn't seem like a useful tool to be in the Desktop, and if you need it, you'll get it anyway. It's a bit off the map I believe. > > > - libsoup > gal > gtkhtml > evolution-data-server > evolution > evolution-exchange > > > I vote (b) I vote (b) myself. The Evolution team and Novell people seem very friendly, and I rely on the issues that have been brought up to be solved rather quickly. Also, the team has worked hard to get ready for this. > > > - evolution-webcal It's a nice tool, I'd say if evo is in, this is in too. > > > - gnome-keyring-manager > No opinion. > - gnome-nettool I think this is a handy sysadmin tool, that users can use with guidance. Yes from me. > > - gnome-system-tools > > There was some useful discussion on how to move forward on > integrating some of the system tools into the desktop, but at this > point we need to choose between include g-s-t as it is now, or not > including it at all. > > The consensus, then, would seem to be that we don't include g-s-t. It seems immature still, and it can be a bit dangerous with that it might interfere with distribution specific configuration tools. I say no. > > > - gnome-volume-manager Yes, please :-) > > > - vino Yet another great thing for admins. Yes! Best regards, Christoffer
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