If you've not received any suggestions yet, what about combining two of the first three in your list to make a "GNOME 3.8 Top 10" of sorts?
Brett
Hi all,
I'm in the process of writing the release notes and they're going
pretty well. One thing we should discuss is the headline feature list:
this is the list of features that we want to highlight in the notes
and other marketing materials. So far my draft list looks like:
* Windows View (improved thumbnails, easier window switching)
* Application View (new section for frequently used and application folders)
* Search (new search view can integrate any application, plus there's
the new search settings)
* Privacy & sharing (new settings, connects well with our privacy campaign)
* Clocks (new app)
* Improved animation rendering (courtesy of Owen - http://blog.fishsoup.net/)
* Classic mode
* Initial setup
* Details (highlighting the work of Every Detail Matters this cycle)
* Settings (lots of updates to the control center)
* Input methods (plenty of updates here too)
So that's 11 items, which is probably a bit too many. The weakest
features (from a marketing perspective) are probably initial setup,
details, settings and input methods.
Any opinions on what should be demoted?
Allan
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