[Planning - Email #1] Internal Feedback VS Users' Feedback

Hi all, As per the previous email [0], I now announce the starting of the planning phase/stage for Ubuntu GNOME Wily Werewolf Cycle (15.10). In this email, I will explain the differences between an internal feedback from the leaders/drivers of the sub-teams, core members, active members, newcomer

Re: Help needed to test 14.04.3

On 08/02/2015 04:17 AM, Tim wrote: On 02/08/15 18:43, Narcis Garcia wrote: There is a problem about 14.04.2 and above: those .iso versions haven't the support of LTS. Currently I make 14.04.1 installations and upgrade packages from it, and in this way all updates and support will be available f

Re: Dedicated to the drivers/leaders of Ubuntu GNOME sub-teams

Hi Tim and everyone, On 08/02/2015 09:21 PM, Tim wrote: This all seems a little lacking of purpose (or direction), Im guessing your coming at it from a planning perspective, but that is not even mentioned in the email! I am going to suggest that each team leader sends a quick status report to

Re: Dedicated to the drivers/leaders of Ubuntu GNOME sub-teams

This all seems a little lacking of purpose (or direction), Im guessing your coming at it from a planning perspective, but that is not even mentioned in the email! I am going to suggest that each team leader sends a quick status report to this list to kick off the discussions. Including some or

Dedicated to the drivers/leaders of Ubuntu GNOME sub-teams

Dear all, This is an invite to an open week of discussion. I am not very happy with the current direction/status of the community and sub-teams (my area as a community lead). Therefore, I'd ask: - Leaders of Ubuntu GNOME sub-teams - Acting team leaders - The active contributors of the s

Re: Respulsiveness [was: Re: Call for a meeting (IRC/Hangout)]

Xen, sorry but I don't have time to read anymore of your rants, if you are going to send further messages to this list, please keep them succinct and to the point, I really doubt anyone around here has time to read your 5000+ word essays. Every community organisation on the planet had some sort

Re: Wallpaper Submission for 15.10 Release

Hi, On Mon, Aug 3, 2015 at 11:36 AM, Alfredo Hernández < aldomann.desi...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thanks for your email, Noah. As Ali said, we haven't started yet the > community wallpapers competition. I'll make sure you post the wallpaper > where it belongs to when time comes. > Thank you, Alfredo

Re: Help needed to test 14.04.3

Hi, On Sun, Aug 2, 2015 at 6:43 PM, Narcis Garcia wrote: > There is a problem about 14.04.2 and above: those .iso versions haven't > the support of LTS. > This is 'not' a problem. Please read: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack http://askubuntu.com/questions/248914/what-is-hardwa

Re: Wallpaper Submission for 15.10 Release

Thanks for your email, Noah. As Ali said, we haven't started yet the community wallpapers competition. I'll make sure you post the wallpaper where it belongs to when time comes. In case I forgot to let you know personally, you can always check our social media sites to be aware when the contest beg

Re: [Suggestion] Replace Applications menu ext. with Gno-menu

Hi all, On Sun, Aug 2, 2015 at 7:31 PM, Tim wrote: > We have avoided shipping additional extensions (apart from the official > ones in gnome-shell-extensions) for a number of reasons: > > - We aim to ship a vanilla gnome experience, and really most extensions > become user preference, they are f

Dedicated to Charlie Moss (was: Re: Call for a meeting (IRC/Hangout))

Hi Charlie, On Fri, Jul 31, 2015 at 7:12 PM, Charlie Moss wrote: > Thank you for your feedback. It has become clear to me over the past few > weeks that I am not suited to contribute to an Ubuntu community. > I have already sent you a long email (private) but it seems that one was useless and

Final Warning: Ubuntu GNOME Mailing List

*Attention everyone!* Starting this very moment, this mailing list is NO LONGER a place/channel/platform for anyone here to share his/her life story, rant, argument, or anything that will NOT help neither Ubuntu GNOME nor this community. I didn't expect that I do need to step in with each and eve

Re: Call for a meeting (IRC/Hangout)

On Tue, Jul 28, 2015 at 2:37 AM, Bruce Pieterse wrote: > > > On 26/07/2015 03:59, Ali/amjjawad wrote: > > > > > > On Thu, Jul 23, 2015 at 4:28 PM, Ali/amjjawad > > wrote: > > > > Hi everyone, > > > > > > Hello again, > > > > > > > > Team Leaders of Ubuntu GNOME

Re: Wallpaper Submission for 15.10 Release

On Mon, Aug 3, 2015 at 9:23 AM, Noah Klingman wrote: > Hi everyone, > Hello Noah, Thank you for your email :) > it may be a bit early for this since I know that the scheduled release > date for 15.10 is in October and wallpapers aren't exactly the most > important thing, but I figured It can'

Dedicated to Xen - FREE OFFER!

*Note: Yes, I am CC'ing the entire list but please DO NOT step in, thank you!* Dear Xen, My name is Ali and I'm the community lead of this project (Ubuntu GNOME). I am also the founder of: http://kibo.computer/ http://torios.org/ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StartUbuntu and other projects. Former Te

Re: Respulsiveness [was: Re: Call for a meeting (IRC/Hangout)]

Hi Satyajit, thank you for your discussion. Quoting Satyajit Sahoo : All that user wants is for the gift to be accepted. But you usually turn down such gifts very rapidly. You quickly say why it's a bad idea. I think I can find numerous examples if I dig in the lists. Charlie Moss, would perha

Re: Call for a meeting (IRC/Hangout)

I asked for guidance with the videos. Anyway, it's not relevant anymore. Just because someone has a different opinion doesn't make them a troll. I have left the mailing list, so please don't CC me with anymore person insults. Regards, *Charlie* On 1 August 2015 at 09:55, Tim wrote: > > > On

Re: Respulsiveness [was: Re: Call for a meeting (IRC/Hangout)]

> > All that user wants is for the gift to be accepted. But you usually > turn down such gifts very rapidly. You quickly say why it's a bad > idea. I think I can find numerous examples if I dig in the lists. > Charlie Moss, would perhaps of course be just one example, If I may be > so bold to inclu

Re: Call for a meeting (IRC/Hangout)

Tim, I asked for guidance with the videos. Anyway, it's not relevant anymore. Just because someone has a different opinion doesn't make them a troll. I am unsubscribing from the mailing list and will not be able to reply. Please don't CC me with any more person insults. Regards, *Charlie* Rega

Respulsiveness [was: Re: Call for a meeting (IRC/Hangout)]

Quoting Tim : Bart, do you really have nothing better than to send out blubber essays to our email lists? I called you out on a personal attack, nothing more.. I'll add a few more comments below, but do consider any project needs leaders, decisions need to be made, and not every

Re: [Suggestion] Replace Applications menu ext. with Gno-menu

I think the applications menu is used in Gnome Classic, that’s why it’s shipped. Satyajit Sahoo UX Designer Behance Profile We're all stories, in the end. Just make it a good one, eh? — The Doctor, Season 5, Episode 13. On Sun, Aug 2, 2015 at 3:02 PM, Tim wrote: > We have avoided shipping ad

Re: Call for a meeting (IRC/Hangout)

Bart, do you really have nothing better than to send out blubber essays to our email lists? I called you out on a personal attack, nothing more.. I'll add a few more comments below, but do consider any project needs leaders, decisions need to be made, and not every single suggestion can be implem

Re: Call for a meeting (IRC/Hangout)

Quoting Paul Smith : On Sat, 2015-08-01 at 14:52 +0100, Charlie Moss wrote: I simply suggest Slack is a better system that IRC. That may be, however luckily we don't need to argue about it: it's simply a non-starter to use a closed-source/non-free (free as in freedom, not price) product as th

Re: [Suggestion] Replace Applications menu ext. with Gno-menu

+1 on that idea. On Sun, 2015-08-02 at 19:31 +1000, Tim wrote: > It seems to me that it would be best to just have a page on the new > website that highlights a bunch of the more popular extensions, people > can > then go to e.g.o and install the ones they like. -- Ubuntu-GNOME mailing list Ub

Re: [Suggestion] Replace Applications menu ext. with Gno-menu

We have avoided shipping additional extensions (apart from the official ones in gnome-shell-extensions) for a number of reasons: - We aim to ship a vanilla gnome experience, and really most extensions become user preference, they are for the most part a niche, and if not (and everyone on the pla

Re: Help needed to test 14.04.3

On 02/08/15 18:43, Narcis Garcia wrote: > There is a problem about 14.04.2 and above: those .iso versions haven't > the support of LTS. > Currently I make 14.04.1 installations and upgrade packages from it, and > in this way all updates and support will be available for whole LTS cycle. Generally

Re: [Suggestion] Replace Applications menu ext. with Gno-menu

Umm... you know there's list view, right? On Sun, 2015-08-02 at 10:45 +0200, Narcis Garcia wrote: > Applications names seem to appear cut! > > > El 02/08/15 a les 10:13, Patrik Bubák ha escrit: > > This is the first time I have tried the Gno-menu extension in LTS, not > > sure how many more fun

Re: [Suggestion] Replace Applications menu ext. with Gno-menu

Applications names seem to appear cut! El 02/08/15 a les 10:13, Patrik Bubák ha escrit: > This is the first time I have tried the Gno-menu extension in LTS, not > sure how many more functions it has with newer versions, but I would > really love to see this included by default instead of the poor

Re: Help needed to test 14.04.3

There is a problem about 14.04.2 and above: those .iso versions haven't the support of LTS. Currently I make 14.04.1 installations and upgrade packages from it, and in this way all updates and support will be available for whole LTS cycle. El 02/08/15 a les 04:24, Ali/amjjawad ha escrit: > Hi ev

[Suggestion] Replace Applications menu ext. with Gno-menu

This is the first time I have tried the Gno-menu extension in LTS, not sure how many more functions it has with newer versions, but I would really love to see this included by default instead of the poor Applications menu that has not much to offer compared to Gno-menu. https://extensions.gnome.or