>I'm sure M$ has a good answer to this question.
>And GNOME has a registry, too, which is a very good thing to have, I was told
>;-)
Xfce has it as well but it is far from Windows' registry (though I am not
familiar with Windows at all),
it is simply a programme to manage XML configuration files
Am Montag, 4. Januar 2016 schrieb Mitt Green:
> I don't really understand, why a desktop environment
> depends on a initialisation system.
I'm sure M$ has a good answer to this question. And GNOME has a registry, too,
which is a very good thing to have, I was told ;-)
> GNOME3 is by the way a
Bryan Baldwin wrote:
>...does have dependencies on Gentoo's default init
>system, OpenRC, and some other bits and
>pieces.
I don't really understand, why a desktop environment
depends on a initialisation system.
>But, if there were a desire within Devuan
>to package GNOME 3, this could be a good
On 01/05/2016 06:26 AM, Mitt Green wrote:
> Yours truly wrote:
>
> >I think that Gentoo people (and Funtoo) don't experience problems we
> have, like
> >patches, messed and missed dependencies that change over and over;
> >I mean, their packaging system is simpler.
>
> Most of the time the problem
Yours truly wrote:
>I think that Gentoo people (and Funtoo) don't experience problems we have, like
>patches, messed and missed dependencies that change over and over;
>I mean, their packaging system is simpler.
Most of the time the problem is package maintainers that use horrible
dependencies,
Bryan Baldwin wrote:
>Gentoo lovers have already been using this patchset to keep GNOME 3
>systemd-less.
>It would be great to get an even larger part of the systemd-free community
>behind this project.
>I'd love to see Devuan GNOME 3 packages :)
I think that Gentoo people (and Funtoo) don't exp
On 01/04/2016 08:39 AM, Mitt Green wrote:
> Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:
>
> >I want to point out, that TDE is very configurable (which cannot be said
> >from GNOME 2/3),
> >and kmail is the best mail client with maildir support available.
>
> My personal problems with TDE:
> - it's a Qt DE;
> - it's
Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:
>I want to point out, that TDE is very configurable (which cannot be said from
>GNOME 2/3),
>and kmail is the best mail client with maildir support available.
My personal problems with TDE:
- it's a Qt DE;
- it's ugly;
- it's waaay too configurable, with own settings di
Am Sonntag, 3. Januar 2016 schrieb Mitt Green:
> [...]
> By the way, TDE (trinitydesktop.org) does not
> need systemd to run, and was working
> great in my installation, they have builds for
> Stable and Testing/Unstable. And even complete
> and bloated setup has much less packages
> comparing to G
Well, the list is named Debian (Devuan?) is Not GNOME,
still, what are the plans towards it?
I have been playing with Debian GNOME3 installation but
upgrading from Stable to Unstable was a disaster, APT
wanted to remove everything from the system,
including systemd, even though it didn't know Devu
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