Re: [gnome-love] where do I start?

[Matthew Brichacek <mbrichacek customlinuxsolutions com>]

I would be glad to look over the deskguide stuff and do what I can to
make the list smaller.  I use it alot too so more features would be
cool.


Matt


On 12 Aug 2001 20:02:11 -0500, Dan Mueth wrote:
> On 10 Aug 2001, Kevin Vandersloot wrote:
>
> > On 09 Aug 2001 15:12:54 -0400, Matthew Brichacek wrote:
> > > Thanks to all who replied to my original post, some great ideas and
> > > positive feedback to keep me on track.  Chema's post seemed to hit home,
> > > I need to take smaller steps than I was trying to, I had to start out
> > > slow with Java and any other language I have learned so this can't be
> > > any diff.  Armed with the info I have been given I think I am going to
> > > hit the bug lists and see if I can start to make a contribution to these
> > > projects.
> > >
> > > Thanks again for all the positive help,
> > > best of luck to all...
> >
> > Perhaps a good place to start is the gnome-applets. They are small and
> > a lot of them need a lot of work. Same thing goes with gnome-utils.
> > There is a TODO item for the tasklist in the TODO database. How about
> > adding the ability to drag windows between seperate workspaces in
> > desk-guide? A lot of people want that feature.
>
> If you decide to work on the desk-guide, send me an email and I'll dig up
> a fairly long wish list for improving the desk-guide I wrote a while back.
> (I guess I should put it in bugzilla.)  I'll also add my vote for this
> applet to get some love from somebody, considering how central it is to
> the desktop.
>
> Dan