Von Christopher Bratusek am Fr, 19. Oktober 2007 um 11:55 #
haha sehr lustig auf die Release Note einer in einem halben Jahr kommenden version schauen und lachen, die release notes von kde 4.0 sind auch nicht länger hahaha.
Die Vorläufige Roadmap GNOME 2.22
For Users
Deskbar Applet
* Stabilization of refactoring work * New Stuff Manager integration
Ekiga VoIP Client
* Release of 3.0 o Support for audio and video codecs on the form of plugins (allowing H.263, H.264 to be used through appropriate plugins) o New user interface o SIP Presence support (to know if somebody is away, in a call, and so on) o Xvideo support o A better Win32 version thanks to DirectX support (sound, video, display) o IAX2 support
Epiphany Web Browser
*
Integration of Bookmarks and Browsing History for GNOME-wide access (SoC Project 2007) o Unified store for Bookmarks and History o Unified UI for accessing Bookmarks and History
Evince Document Viewer
*
Annotation support (SoC Project 2007) * Improved selections (selecting images, images + text, etc) * Improved History handling * Thumbnails in file chooser * Page transition effects in presentation mode * Perfomance and efficiency improvements
Eye of GNOME Image Viewer
* Stabilization of refactoring work and plugin system * Printing multiple images per sheet * Support for IPTC metadata
GNOME Control Center
* Merge Keyboard, Keyboard Shortcut into a Keyboard configuration applet * Continue configuration applet merging if needed
GNOME Desktop
* Rewrite gnome-about so that it looks better
GNOME Display Manager (GDM)
* Redesign of GDM so that it makes use of D-Bus for all interprocess communications. * Revamp of configuration management system so it is based on XML. * Redesign of gdmsetup.
GNOME Icon Theme
* Full icon coverage of most of the icons used in the desktop release
GNOME Keyring
* Support for X.509 certificates and keys * Full SSH agent support
GNOME Magnifier
* Provide support to use the composite managers output to be the magnifier input image * Move the mouse track logic inside the magnifier
GNOME Panel
* Support for editing the menu layout on Menubar and Main Menu, not only the application menu * Multiple timezones support on Clock applet (via an "enable multiple timezones" preference that adds a drop-down button) * Fix positioning of applets when the panel size changes * New library for the applets * Compatibility layer for old Bonobo applets and kill Bonobo usage in the panel * New interaction model for managing applets: activate/deactivate an applet instead of adding/removing it, eg. Possibly, a mode for editing the panel contents
GNOME Themes
* Complete High Contrast SVG theme
Metacity Window Manager
* Support for multi-screen fullscreening * Code/infrastructure refactoring of the handling of transients *
Support for MPX (Multiple Pointer X) (SoC Project 2007)
Nautilus File Manager
* Migration to GVFS
Seahorse Encryption Keys Manager
* Pidgin/Telepathy(Gossip, etc) encryption plugin * Digitally signed documents in Evince
Session Management
* D-Bus service for logout/reboot/shutdown (with save session) operations (instead of having everybody directly talk to GDM)
Tomboy Notes
* Support for numbered lists * Support for note tagging * Win32 Port
Vino Desktop Remote Access
* Clipboard support between VNC client and server * New VNC client well integrated to GNOME
Yelp Help Viewer
* Improved stylesheets (layout) for printing and docbook * Improved table 'o contents * Support for Mallard
Zenity
* Support for multitask in progress dialog * Support for setting dialog button labels
For Developers
GnomeVFS
* Migration to GVFS
Glade
*
Support for various output formats (glade files for libglade & for gtk+ builder) * Allow developers to add custom code for editing and (de)serializing their custom widgets/properties
Pango
* Fix backspacing problem for non-Latin languages * Perfectly text-extractable PDFs using pangocairo
For Admins
Pessulus Lockdown Editor
* Integrate Pessulus into Sabayon source tree *
Support for pluggable lockdown addons for applications (Need volunteer)
Sabayon User Profile Manager
* Syslog logging for sabayon-apply * Lockdown support for Evolution and Gaim * Improved user interface
For Everyone
Documentation
*
Documentation editor for Project Mallard (SoC Project 2007)
Infrastructure
* Upgrade GNOME Bugzilla to 3.0 * Upgrade svn.gnome.org to SVN 1.4+ and setup readonly SVN mirror on a container * Make use of 'configuration management software'. Currently looking at puppet * Complete move of sysadmin.gnome.org content to the wiki * Document everything; policies, servers, etc * Switch from RT3 to Bugzilla * Setup slave DNS server on socket
Support for unstable API references via BuildBot * Locators for documentation stored elsewhere on the Web * Automatic tool to report a bug when docs can't be built
manche Sticheleien gegen KDE kommen allerdings auch gerne mal von Dir. Wenn ich auf jedes KDE Bashing mancher Gnome Fans, was mir vor die Augen kommt, sauer reagieren würde ...
@Off topic: Eigentich würde mich mal interessieren, warum Du so eine Aversion gegen kde/qt hast, das war doch offenbar mal anders, Du hast ja einiges auf Deiner Homepage an Debianpaketen für KDE im Angebot, gerade was look&feel angeht.
Nun ja: Die KDE Entwickler kommen in Version 4.x mit Dolphin den Gnome Usern ja etwas entgegen ... auch wenn bei mir Konqueror dann weiterhin der Dateimanager sein wird.
Beste Grüße, Holger
P.S.: Haste mal als Debianer genauer bei debianforum.de reingeschaut? Lohnt sich wirklich Oder erwähnte ich das schonmal ...
Von Christopher Bratusek am Fr, 19. Oktober 2007 um 13:32 #
Aversion ... nunja sagen wir ich komme mit dem Weltbild einiger KDEler nicht zurecht. Die KDE/Qt pakete waren sogar die ersten, die ich bereitgestellt habe.
oh mann, noch 12x schlafen. so ein mist.
Und außerdem:
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lg
Erik
Die Vorläufige Roadmap
GNOME 2.22
For Users
Deskbar Applet
* Stabilization of refactoring work
* New Stuff Manager integration
Ekiga VoIP Client
* Release of 3.0
o Support for audio and video codecs on the form of plugins (allowing H.263, H.264 to be used through appropriate plugins)
o New user interface
o SIP Presence support (to know if somebody is away, in a call, and so on)
o Xvideo support
o A better Win32 version thanks to DirectX support (sound, video, display)
o IAX2 support
Epiphany Web Browser
*
Integration of Bookmarks and Browsing History for GNOME-wide access (SoC Project 2007)
o Unified store for Bookmarks and History
o Unified UI for accessing Bookmarks and History
Evince Document Viewer
*
Annotation support (SoC Project 2007)
* Improved selections (selecting images, images + text, etc)
* Improved History handling
* Thumbnails in file chooser
* Page transition effects in presentation mode
* Perfomance and efficiency improvements
Eye of GNOME Image Viewer
* Stabilization of refactoring work and plugin system
* Printing multiple images per sheet
* Support for IPTC metadata
GNOME Control Center
* Merge Keyboard, Keyboard Shortcut into a Keyboard configuration applet
* Continue configuration applet merging if needed
GNOME Desktop
* Rewrite gnome-about so that it looks better
GNOME Display Manager (GDM)
* Redesign of GDM so that it makes use of D-Bus for all interprocess communications.
* Revamp of configuration management system so it is based on XML.
* Redesign of gdmsetup.
GNOME Icon Theme
* Full icon coverage of most of the icons used in the desktop release
GNOME Keyring
* Support for X.509 certificates and keys
* Full SSH agent support
GNOME Magnifier
* Provide support to use the composite managers output to be the magnifier input image
* Move the mouse track logic inside the magnifier
GNOME Panel
* Support for editing the menu layout on Menubar and Main Menu, not only the application menu
* Multiple timezones support on Clock applet (via an "enable multiple timezones" preference that adds a drop-down button)
* Fix positioning of applets when the panel size changes
* New library for the applets
* Compatibility layer for old Bonobo applets and kill Bonobo usage in the panel
* New interaction model for managing applets: activate/deactivate an applet instead of adding/removing it, eg. Possibly, a mode for editing the panel contents
GNOME Themes
* Complete High Contrast SVG theme
Metacity Window Manager
* Support for multi-screen fullscreening
* Code/infrastructure refactoring of the handling of transients
*
Support for MPX (Multiple Pointer X) (SoC Project 2007)
Nautilus File Manager
* Migration to GVFS
Seahorse Encryption Keys Manager
* Pidgin/Telepathy(Gossip, etc) encryption plugin
* Digitally signed documents in Evince
Session Management
* D-Bus service for logout/reboot/shutdown (with save session) operations (instead of having everybody directly talk to GDM)
Tomboy Notes
* Support for numbered lists
* Support for note tagging
* Win32 Port
Vino Desktop Remote Access
* Clipboard support between VNC client and server
* New VNC client well integrated to GNOME
Yelp Help Viewer
* Improved stylesheets (layout) for printing and docbook
* Improved table 'o contents
* Support for Mallard
Zenity
* Support for multitask in progress dialog
* Support for setting dialog button labels
For Developers
GnomeVFS
* Migration to GVFS
Glade
*
Support for various output formats (glade files for libglade & for gtk+ builder)
* Allow developers to add custom code for editing and (de)serializing their custom widgets/properties
Pango
* Fix backspacing problem for non-Latin languages
* Perfectly text-extractable PDFs using pangocairo
For Admins
Pessulus Lockdown Editor
* Integrate Pessulus into Sabayon source tree
*
Support for pluggable lockdown addons for applications (Need volunteer)
Sabayon User Profile Manager
* Syslog logging for sabayon-apply
* Lockdown support for Evolution and Gaim
* Improved user interface
For Everyone
Documentation
*
Documentation editor for Project Mallard (SoC Project 2007)
Infrastructure
* Upgrade GNOME Bugzilla to 3.0
* Upgrade svn.gnome.org to SVN 1.4+ and setup readonly SVN mirror on a container
* Make use of 'configuration management software'. Currently looking at puppet
* Complete move of sysadmin.gnome.org content to the wiki
* Document everything; policies, servers, etc
* Switch from RT3 to Bugzilla
* Setup slave DNS server on socket
Library.gnome.org
* Separation of user/dev/admin docs
* Improved gtk-doc transformation (cross links, output style)
*
Support for unstable API references via BuildBot
* Locators for documentation stored elsewhere on the Web
* Automatic tool to report a bug when docs can't be built
Danke für die Liste...
manche Sticheleien gegen KDE kommen allerdings auch gerne mal von Dir. Wenn ich auf jedes KDE Bashing mancher Gnome Fans, was mir vor die Augen kommt, sauer reagieren würde ...
Also einfach mal etwas locker bleiben ;-)
Beste Grüße,
Holger
@Off topic: Eigentich würde mich mal interessieren, warum Du so eine Aversion gegen kde/qt hast, das war doch offenbar mal anders, Du hast ja einiges auf Deiner Homepage an Debianpaketen für KDE im Angebot, gerade was look&feel angeht.
Nun ja: Die KDE Entwickler kommen in Version 4.x mit Dolphin den Gnome Usern ja etwas entgegen
... auch wenn bei mir Konqueror dann weiterhin der Dateimanager sein wird.
Beste Grüße,
Holger
P.S.: Haste mal als Debianer genauer bei debianforum.de reingeschaut? Lohnt sich wirklich
Oder erwähnte ich das schonmal ...
lg
Erik
.... ich hab gerade herausgefunden, dass man skz dateien mit file-roller entpacken kann ... cool.
ähhh wie installiert man domino themen-rcs system-weit :confused: (Die Frage IST ernstgemeint)
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472965 a small improvement for scrolling behavior with PgUp/PgDown
460194 Gtk tooltips + swt crash
478803 Segfault in gtk_print_operation_run when no range specified
480123 Crash from GTK's new search feature
483223 im-xim.so leaves callbacks connected to display "closed" ...
476342 Icon cache validation causes severe page-in
484008 configure fails during CUPS version tests on some platforms
327243 GtkFileChooserButton emits two "selection-changed" signal...
465380 gtkfilechooser cannot show the modified date on none UTF-...
467269 Inkscape Flickers horribly
476686 gtkrecentchooser select-multiple property
478173 GTK's Tracker search engine does not work anymore
478371 totem volume slider appears on all workspaces
482089 GtkPrintOperation check for null default signal handler b...
482504 Missing locale to UTF-8 conversion for modification time ...
482841 critical warnings on gdk_display_close after _gtk_tooltip...
483563 remains of gtk_widget_ref() in gtkdnd.c
483730 Keyboard navigation of mutiple-selecting gtk.TreeViews im...
484650 Typo in docs for GdkGrabBroken
484730 In MS-Windows theme, GtkBorder freed with g_free() instea...
486360 Failed to convert Empathy Glade files
389358 print dialog: unit selection dialog can't be closed
448343 File chooser should maintain sort state during folder swi...
477447 GtkPaned documentation doesn't mention behaviour with onl...
482034 GtkMenuPositionFunc push_in parameter description
482837 duplicate declaration of gtk_notebook_create_window()
478637 Notebook tab labels not correctly centered in ms-windows ...
484132 gtk_recent_info_get_icon docs
486636 "Cannot open display" message doesn't include display whe...
455284 Ctrl+L should work depending if it has focus or not
478377 10x speed up for window motion/scroll (gdk-quartz)
485301 Filename is garbled in print dialog on none UTF-8
485437 Fix testxinerama.c to not query current monitor by default
486155 Docs for gtk_text_iter_forward_line()
339877 pixbuf loader incorrectly returns wbmp
456137 Pidgin will crash in fail-safe session due to a NULL poin...
456676 Critical warning in gtk_drag_drop_finished()
352643 crash in gtk_entry_completion_default_completion_func
477280 volume button docs fix
477704 Add docs for GtkTreeModelForeachFunc
476920 Move GtkFileSelection to the deprecated section
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