On Sun, 2004-01-04 at 01:49, Jeff Waugh wrote: > gnome-network > ------------- > > Lots of cool stuff in here, but is it ready to go? Perhaps Desktop Sharing, > Remote Desktop Client and Network Information will be, though some UI Review > action would certainly help them out. The Personal Web Server and Remote > Shell Client might need further discussion as to what we want to get out of > them. I think this is totally hot stuff, all in all, but some parts might > need a bit more time before hitting the Desktop release. Any portability > concerns? I've submitted a bug with a lot of FreeBSD patches, but it looks like the gnome-network guys will be converting over to libgnetwork, so my patches might need a bit of touch up. Overall [FreeBSD] portability is very doable, and I'm very excited about this module. > > Interesting dependencies: cherokee, libvncserver and libzvt (which is only > used by gnome-ppp, which is not built by default, and there's a continuing > discussion as to whether this functionality belongs here or in g-s-t). > > > Further discussion goes HERE! :-) It seems to me it may still need (or is scheduled to receive) a severe internal make-over, and may not be ready in time for 2.6. This is just my feeling based on feedback to my portability bug. Joe > > > - Jeff (not wearing his release team hat) -- PGP Key : http://www.marcuscom.com/pgp.asc
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