Re: [gnome-love] where do I start? [Gnome-applets tasklist applet].

[Matthew Brichacek <mbrichacek customlinuxsolutions com>]

Hey there,
        I have started looking into the deskguide-applet code and how it works.
I actually had some of the same ideas that you just pointed out. I am
setting up another workstation to try out some other window managers and
their deskguides (a workstation I can kill in the name of science and
not feel bad about).
        Let me mention again that I am just starting out with C, so don't
expect results really really soon, however I am dedicating as much time
to it as I can right now.
        For future reference, what list should this be posted to? gnome-core
since it gets checked out from cvs in that module, or gnome-applets,
since it is an applet?

Thanks


Matt


On 14 Aug 2001 14:50:32 +0200, Dennis Smit wrote:
> > > 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.
> That may be a good idea, the tasklist applet is pretty neat however
> can use some steriods here and there... (sorry for mentioning it here)
> but the Enlightment tasklist/workspace viewer updates the window
> thumbnails on a way neater way then gnome-tasklist applet does.. maybe
> look into this and fix it some better.. also it would be nice
> if windows get updated that aren't at your current workspace..but 
> with some less piority or something.
>
> Is matthew doesn't like this idea maybe someone else does.. any volunteers ?.
>
> Regards,
>
> Dennis.
>
>
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