Adam Williams wrote:
A new release of GnomeMeeting is available.<-snip-> And I've made some new rpms for Red Hat 7.3 for people to try out. http://razor.hemmet.chalmers.se/gnomemeeting/ I've updated the spec-file so now all missing files like locale, man and gnomemeeting-config-tool are now actually being included in the rpm. The only thing I still have to patch is the dependancy on 'gconftool' which on RH-systems aren't present. I'm attatching a patch that checks for gconftool-2 on a system in configure.in so you get an error message if it isn't installed at configure-time and not when you do a 'make install'. The rpm's depend on the Gnome-2.0 rpms so get the lastest from ximian, and don't forget the latest pwlib and openh323-rpms that you can get from the link above as well.Just a quick question. If I red-carpet GNOME 2 from Ximian (I am an Express customer so that is the fastest way) does it install parrallel to GNOME 1.4 or 'over top of'? Some of the GNOME 2 apps are starting to look real tasty but I use GNOME 1.4 as my desktop nine hours a day and am a little leary of beta-ing my entire system.
GNOME 2 will obsolete a lot of the old packages yes. So some stuff will be in parallell (like gconftool-1 and gconftool-2), some stuff will be replaced (nautlilus replaced by nautilus2) and some stuff will be removed (like grip for instance which isn't ported). GNOME 2 is very usable but still beta in a lot of areas. Sawfish for instance was starting to give me so much trouble that I switched to metacity. And nautilus kept crashing on every startup for a very long time. /cjk -- begin 644 carljohan_at_kjellander_dot_com.gif Y1TE&.#=A(0`F`(```````/___RP`````(0`F```"@XR/!\N<#U.;+MI`<[U(>\!UGQ9BGT%>'D2I Y*=NX,2 OUF2&<827ILW;^822C>\7!!Z1,!K'B5(6H<SH-"E*TJ3%*/>QI6:7"A>Y?):D2^*U NCV R<MOQ=]V(B6>LZYD-_T1U<@3W]A4(^$-W4]A#V")W6#.R"$;IR'@).46BN7$9>5D``#L`
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