On Sun, Feb 27, 2011 at 19:55, Andy Lawrence <dr.die...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, Feb 27, 2011 at 8:22 PM, Jason D. Clinton > <m...@jasonclinton.com>wrote: >> >> >> It will be considered "ready" without widgets. >> >> > Without widgets, > No, without applets and without a new widget system. System tray icons are still there: in fallback in the old tray, in Shell in the message tray. > firewall control, vino, any method for user groups/control, selinux menu, > ability to reboot, menu system missing "programming", > All these things work in Shell *and* in fallback mode. In fallback mode they are pretty much the same as they've always been; in Shell they are in slightly different locations but still exist. (Firewall and selinux GUI's are a distro thing.) I'd like to know where you're getting your misinformation so we can cut that off at the source. > no desktop. > You can turn it on if you care about it that much; the ability hasn't been removed. > As an RHEL admin I don't think my only option of "Suspend" is a good choice > for my quad 4-core stack of servers. > ... > I wish the Gnome group well; but my servers, desktops and laptops are not > tablets. I really hate to think that will happen if this stuff ends up in > RHEL7. > No server admin is going to initiate a server reboot from a GUI menu *today* and they still won't with GNOME 3. And we're *years* away from RHEL7; give it time and maybe the UI will reach the level of service status maturity that would be required to make such a GUI reliable enough to use to judge what to do with a server.
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