Hi! > Here are my ideas for GSoC (I have already posted them for Ubuntu > maillist, but I think it is actual for Gnome too): > Well, it's more or less only GNOME ;) > > 1) Column view for Nautilus. I have seen a suggestion of this > functionality somewhere on Ubuntu Brainstorm. This is a very useful > function for a file manager, in my opinion. I have been using Mac OS X > for a while and have found that Column View in Finder is very-very > easy-to-use. I think it will be big advantage for Gnome, because many > users of Mac OS X will feel right at home if they see their favorite > file manager view. > I don't know the Column View in Finder but anyway, if you want to do this as a GSoc project, please contact the nautilus people (e.g. their mailing list). They have various plans for 3.0 and you should make sure this fits in. > 2) GTK Theme Creator with Live View. Current theme creation methods > seem Ice-Age-Like. What will need is a fully functional modern > graphical theme editor, that will backup system config files and will > have a Live View option. It should also have a very easy-to-use > interface, so that any designer could start using it in a blink of an > eye. Well, there is some work done in form of supporting CSS styles in Gtk+. There is even a mostly working implementation. Again, try to get in touch with the arts team and the gtk+ people. Regards, Johannes > > Message by Anton "Garfeild" Kolchunov > > > E-mail: garfeild.ubuntu (at) gmail.com > kolchunovad (at) gmail.com > garfeild (at) member.fsf.org > Homepage: http://garfeild.ru > > > Using propreatary software: Mac OS X 10.5.x, Mail. > > > _______________________________________________ > gnome-soc-list mailing list > gnome-soc-list gnome org > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-soc-list
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