Re: Planning for GNOME 3.0
- From: Sebastian Pölsterl <sebp k-d-w org>
- To: Colin Walters <walters verbum org>
- Cc: desktop-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Planning for GNOME 3.0
- Date: Sun, 19 Apr 2009 14:34:58 +0200
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Colin Walters schrieb:
> On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 11:53 AM, Sandy Armstrong
>> * What is the applet story for gnome-shell? As the maintainer of a GNOME
>> applet (Tomboy), I accept that there may be significant work to port our
>> applet to a new infrastructure, but now I'm concerned that I will also need
>> to *create* that infrastructure (because gnome-shell is basically being
>> imposed upon us, and not going through the regular process, I can only
>> assume that if there's no applet infrastructure, it's my fault for not
>> caring enough to contribute one).
>
> No, not at all. I think it should be gnome-shell's responsibility
> mostly. This is a complex discussion though. I think we ultimately
> will end up with a multifaceted approach. The "core desktop" applets
> like clock, user switcher etc. are being ported directly. We should
> add the Tomboy applet that list.
What exactly do you mean by "ported directly"?
As the deskbar-applet maintainer I'm very concerned that are no clear
plans for an applet/desktop widget framework, yet. I guess porting an
applet to the new yet-to-be-invented framework would take considerable
time. Because there's currently no plan for a new framework it will take
some time until there is a time and the framework is actually usable.
Hopefully it's not already too late to start porting applets then. I
think it would be a big mistake to omit applets in the new gnome desktop
evolution.
- --
Greetings,
Sebastian Pölsterl
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