F10 Beta testing resaults :)
Rick Stevens
ricks at nerd.com
Wed Oct 1 22:27:59 UTC 2008
Jóhann B. Guðmundsson wrote:
> Rick Stevens wrote:
>> greg wrote:
[snip]
>> Can someone "in the know" give one an idea as to what's involved in
>> making decisions as to what will be "default" in the future? I'm
>> curious. Some of the decisions in the past have been questionable to
>> say the least.
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> I do believe the answer is in David Nielsen response.
>
> "It was made the default im app in upstream GNOME, we do I believe still
> have a feature to track GNOME 2.24"
So I guess this should be asked of the Gnome team, eh?
> I guess I should dig deeper into the Features list in the near future...
>
> "If Pidgin was installed previously, it remains installed. On new
> installations we will install Empathy"
The problem is the upgrade process between versions has never been
particularly smooth. If history repeats itself (and I sure don't see
that tradition changing soon), MANY people will end up backing up user
data and special configs and installing F10 fresh. Voila! No Pidgin.
Lovely.
> So I guess we are stuck with Empathy not both to coexist hell. they
> don't even allow the fedora lock theme to be enabled
> by default which btw you can enable it by doing this..
> gconftool-2 --set --type string
> /apps/gnome-screensaver/lock_dialog_theme "system"
>
> I just hope that the art team has not given up on creating art for the
> lock theme.
Well, I suppose I shall have to install F9 on ye ol' labrat machine
and run F10 as a domU under it to test this stuff. To be honest, I
think the release cycle is a bit too short for practicality--especially
when you run into things like the new IM client segfaulting.
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