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On Tue, 2004-10-05 at 13:44 -0700, Donnie Berkholz wrote: |
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> One of my goals as manager of the desktop project is to get things to |
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> "just work." Once they're emerged, just run them and things are good to |
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> go. |
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> Since I can't try everything, I need some feedback from you guys. What |
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> already does a great job at this? What stands out in your minds as being |
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> forgettable because of the lack of set-up effort? |
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> On the other side, what is really hard to configure? Where can we |
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> improve how we set things up when programs are emerged? |
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While GNOME does "just work" would this be the place to suggest some |
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Gentoo-ization branding of some sort? Or at least change the default |
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theme. While it does work, its ugly. |
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> Thanks for your time. |
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> Donnie |
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