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On 16:09 Thu 28 Feb , kristian wrote: |
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> since quite some time I am using prism (http://wiki.mozilla.org/Prism) |
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> in particular gmail through it. |
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> two days ago I made an ebuild mozilla-prism-bin and I am thinking to |
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> file a bug with it. yesterday I found out that there are already |
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> ubuntu/debian packages for prism. they also included a couple of |
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> webapps for prism, see also http://packages.ubuntu.com/prism. |
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> now I wonder if there is a interest from the gentoo side to have |
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> something similiar, like an ebuild for each of the following webapps. |
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> they are all part of the mozilla prism project and with the help of |
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> the debian packages the desktop configuration should be fairly easy. |
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> # facebook.webapp |
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> # ganalytics.webapp |
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> # gcalendar.webapp |
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> # gdocs.webapp |
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> # gmail.webapp |
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> # greader.webapp |
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> # groups.webapp |
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> # gtalk.webapp |
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> # twitter.webapp |
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> in case there is interest I would like to setup these ebuilds and file |
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> them to bugs.gentoo.org |
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> what you think ? |
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Sounds neat. You could also create an overlay with all these packages |
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and publish it somewhere, with instructions on adding it via layman, so |
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people could try your ebuilds more easily. |
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At some point, a source-based prism ebuild will clearly be desired as |
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well. |
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Thanks, |
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Donnie |
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