El jue, 29-08-2002 a las 19:56, Miguel de Icaza escribió: > Hey guys, > > I am personally a believer that Gnome should address the system tools > issue, and not leave this up to the distribution. That is the only way > we can hope to achieve some kind of unified standard. Configuration > tools are part of the day to day use of a computer. And this is the > only way we can hope for Gnome to standarize the user experience across > Unix systems. That's what we're working for :D > > Anyways, distributions have created their own administration tools: > Red Hat and Mandrake both have build Gtk-based sysadmin tools, and it > might be worth integrating the best ideas of those into the GSTs. yes, it might. we should review all the available tools for having a better perspective in our own tools. > > I think it would be great to engage the Debian community for three > reasons: > > * Their strong server focus. > > * Their strong community > > * Their lack of GUI configuration tools. > > Debian is a great choice, because we have done some of the UI heavy > lifting, and what we need now, is to help them address their most > important needs. > > I know that Ximian is interested in shipping the GSTs for as many > systems as possible to provide the same interactions across systems, but > the more traction that we can get from the distributions, the better. > And I think of Debian as a natural ally for this technology. > I agree with you, when the next release is done, we might begin having contact with the Debian community, I actually think that it was already an objective in the GST future plans. Greetings, Carlos
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