Merhaba, On Tue, 2004-09-21 at 21:12 +0800, Davyd Madeley wrote: > Disk Mounter > This applet looks ugly, has a confusing interface and looks like > a bad GNOME2 port of a GNOME1 applet. Completely unmaintained. > Almost everything it does has been replaced by g-v-m or > computer://. Plus it doesn't work on Solaris. It would have to > be completely rewritten to use gnome-volume-manager, although > I'm not sure how useful it would be. I propose stopping it from > compiling by default but not removing the code. In favor of the computer:/// URI, this is not really useful for me. Can be removed, IMHO. > Modem Lights > I'm sure this could be replaced by Network Monitor in the > future. What do people think should happen with this one? That little graph showing the connection history is good, I wish gnome- netstatus had this one too :) Because there's nothing else useful for a dial-up connection. > Wireless Link Monitor > This has been completely superseeded by gnome-netstatus, plus > hopefully gnome-netstatus is going to get some serious HAL lovin > in the near future making it even more useful. FC is turning off > this applet in their packages, I would like to turn it off by > default here too. Full-ack. > What do people think of these plans? It has been commented there are too > many applets currently. However the applets are one of the most used > parts of the desktop. We don't want to ship second rate applets, but I > really want other people's opinions. You're doing a real good job. Keep it up! -- Enver ALTIN | http://skyblue.gen.tr/ Software developer @ Parkyeri | http://www.parkyeri.com/
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