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If g-d-r is terminated, what happens to the subprojects (specifically |
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the config tools)? Also dead, now that Gnome System Tools supports |
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Gentoo? |
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I kinda wish I'd hung around more on #gentoo-desktop-research and found |
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some ways to contribute. Of all the Gentoo projects this was always the |
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one that interested me the most as any results would probably have a big |
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impact on the day-to-day usability of Gentoo. |
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I think (Gentoo) desktop usability definitely has a way to go, although |
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as Adrian mentioned, I'm not sure where some of the projects belong -- |
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as a Gentoo project or as a part of the various desktop environments |
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(Gnome / KDE). That seems like a question that would need to be |
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addressed. |
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To address Paul DV's point: would this project be more likely to succeed |
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if different developers that didn't have as many commitments were put to |
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work on it? Maybe a new round of recruitment or something similar to |
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drum up interest? |
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ks |
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On Mon, 2004-06-07 at 18:42 +0200, dams@×××.fr wrote: |
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> Yo, |
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> I'm going to close gentoo-desktop-research, unless anyone is against it, and |
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> wants to take responsability of it, accordingly to the deciding people |
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> There has been not enough mails, ideas, productive work, and effective actions, |
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> plus a very long inactive time, so I think I take no risk in sayng that this |
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> mailing list and the associate project is dead. |
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> comments? |
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