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foser a écrit : |
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>>ehm, inclusion just after release, dunno if thats a good thing anyway. |
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>>It could be proposed if it shows some maturity i suppose. From my |
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>>personal experience i still ran into several bugs and lacking ebuilds or |
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>>descriptions, annoyances that don't make it newbie friendly imho (if not |
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>>only because it lacks the windows look). |
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Well, you are right. I mean that it would easily be possible to create a |
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sort of metapackage like the gnome or kde packages that would incorpore |
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things like an editor (gedit), file manager (the one that is incorporate |
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in xfce4 is quite strange) and other basic stuff bundled with xfce4 and |
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also some desktop enhancement (icons for the basic stuff already in |
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place, for instance). Then I really think it would be great for newbies |
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with little computer ressources. I still think that KDE, especially, is |
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bundled with such unusefull stuff, i.e. stuff that I'm never using. For |
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example, why does KDE come with three different text editors (kwrite, |
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kedit and kate) ? Are there many people out there that use the three, |
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each for a different use ? Who uses kedit ? But it is still bundled ! |
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Fabien |
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