Re: [gnome-love] So you want to unfurl your buquoet too? (I hope I spelt that right?)

[Archit Baweja <bighead users sourceforge net>]

Hi
Alan Horkan <horkana maths tcd ie> writes:

> Re: [gnome-love] So you want to unfurl your buquoet too? (I hope I spelt that right?)
>
> if you mean bouquet as in flowers, see how I just spelled it.
> not entirely sure how one would unfurl a bouquet though?

Well I tried to go for something like a Peacock has a bouquet of colours....
> > So you woke up today and thought, "God its a good day to start hacking!".
>
> > And then you saw that the Gnome landscape was cluttered with applications
>
> cluttered, hrmm.
>
> > Well its you lucky day sonny! Checkout peacock.sf.net for a project in need.
> > (and no I didn't redirect to the European Software Patents Protest page).
>
> http://www.ffii.org/
> http://petition.eurolinux.org/
>
> > Its fun, its exciting, its GNU!!!
>
> Lets not rush to exclude people, more than just GNU to Gnome (where would
> we be without XFree!)
>
> > P.S. While I'm at it I thought I'd give some intro. Peacock is an HTML Editor
> > for Gnome from the early days of "October Gnome" (those were the days).
>
> > Initially inspired by bluefish (still going strong), it sort to keep a
>
> As you brought up cluttered i think it is only fair to ask why is peacock
> good, better, or best?  (aside from the always interesting and popular
> reason of simply because it is there and because you can).
>
> Tell me your mission statement, your manifesto, what is your niche?
>
> Good luck.
>
> - Alan H.

It ain't better, it ain't best (hell! it ain't even good) and its certainly
not a new project that I give a bloddy mission statement etc.
All it needs is some love.

Do you have any spare love to give to it? Spare it. Else....

Cheers! 
Archit