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Spider <spider@g.o> said: |
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>> I'd say : let don't do "gentoo desktop"! we just maintain the desktop |
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>> vanilla stuff. Default config is the vanilla one, changed to fit the |
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>> (non desktop) modification that have been done to the core gentoo. If |
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>> the guy wants an unified menu, he emerges the menu system, we provide |
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>> the good config file. If he wants a background for the frame buffer, |
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>> he can put one himself... |
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>> That's the best solution : let's customize every pieces without |
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>> thinking about the global desktop experience. The user will choose |
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>> which pieces to put together. |
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> This is a good way of doing it, and one I agree with completely. |
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> (That doesn't mean I wouldn't like to see a uniform theme for Grub, |
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> bootsplash and GDM screens, so the computer doesn't look like its doing |
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> a fast-forward between themes on bootup ;) |
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I also totally agree. |
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What do the other think about that? Can we start with this as an accepted |
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thing, and try to be more precise on the other points? |
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