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Re: [GNOME-Slack-Development] Add pimlico suite to the project

[H4kTeUr <h4...@sl...>]

Le Tue, 14 Aug 2007 02:25:58 +0200,
Tsomi <ts...@gm...> a =E9crit :

> > Hi all,
> >=20
> > It could be nice to add some slackbuilds for the pimlico[1] suite.
> > The pimlico suite contains four apps :=20
> > 	* dates
> > 	* tasks
> > 	* contacts
> > 	* sync
> >=20
> > dates is a lightweight calendar, tasks a todo list, contacts a
> > calendar and sync is a synchronisation tool but has not been
> > released yet.
> >=20
> > These apps are based on evolution-data-server, so they don't add any
> > additional dependencies. Of course, they wouldn't go to core, but
> > they could be just fine in an extra repository.=20
> >=20
> > I can make the slackbuilds myself and take care of the maintenance.
> >=20
> > H4kTeUr
> >=20
> > [1] http://pimlico-project.org/index.html
>=20
> Hello,
>=20
> I don't think that there's any problem with that, but now it seems
> what we'll need to expend the /extra directory a bit to something
> more complete (maybe some categories so extra/ itself won't be a real
> mess). Or maybe three versions of GNOME; mini/medium/maxi but it will
> probably be too hard to maintain this way for us :-) (and I wouldn't
> be a big fan of a 10-versions-Gnome-Slack).
>=20
> ---
> Tsomi.

Hello,

I don't think we need to make three versions on gnome-slack. A simple
extra repository will do the job. It won't be more than 10-15 programs
in extra so it is just fine like that.=20

H4kTeUr
--=20

Re: [GNOME-Slack-Development] Add pimlico suite to the project

[Tsomi <ts...@gm...>]

> Hi all,
> 
> It could be nice to add some slackbuilds for the pimlico[1] suite. The
> pimlico suite contains four apps : 
> 	* dates
> 	* tasks
> 	* contacts
> 	* sync
> 
> dates is a lightweight calendar, tasks a todo list, contacts a
> calendar and sync is a synchronisation tool but has not been released
> yet.
> 
> These apps are based on evolution-data-server, so they don't add any
> additional dependencies. Of course, they wouldn't go to core, but they
> could be just fine in an extra repository. 
> 
> I can make the slackbuilds myself and take care of the maintenance.
> 
> H4kTeUr
> 
> [1] http://pimlico-project.org/index.html

Hello,

I don't think that there's any problem with that, but now it seems what we'll need to expend
the /extra directory a bit to something more complete (maybe some categories so extra/ itself won't
be a real mess). Or maybe three versions of GNOME; mini/medium/maxi but it will probably be too
hard to maintain this way for us :-) (and I wouldn't be a big fan of a 10-versions-Gnome-Slack).

---
Tsomi.

[GNOME-Slack-Development] Add pimlico suite to the project

[H4kTeUr <h4...@sl...>]

Hi all,

It could be nice to add some slackbuilds for the pimlico[1] suite. The
pimlico suite contains four apps : 
	* dates
	* tasks
	* contacts
	* sync

dates is a lightweight calendar, tasks a todo list, contacts a
calendar and sync is a synchronisation tool but has not been released
yet.

These apps are based on evolution-data-server, so they don't add any
additional dependencies. Of course, they wouldn't go to core, but they
could be just fine in an extra repository. 

I can make the slackbuilds myself and take care of the maintenance.

H4kTeUr

[1] http://pimlico-project.org/index.html
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Re: [GNOME-Slack-Development] "gnome-slack core" list packages

[_Hitek_ <hi...@sl...>]

Tsomi a écrit :
>> desktop/ : alacarte  bug-buddy dasher  deskbar-applet  eel ekiga  eog  
>>     
> Is 'eog' really needed for the 'core'? There's already gqview in Slackware (though eog is probably
> more minimalist and maybe needed for GNOME).
>   
>> epiphany
>>     
> As I said before, epiphany doesn't support seamonkey anymore, nowadays. I already tried to patch it
> (to make ./configure allow it) but it seems that the way Pat built it isn't enough for that (but,
> for example, kazehakase perfectly works with seamonkey...). It seems that the only way to have
> epiphany is to provide xulrunner as well...
>   
>>  evince fast-user-switch-applet
>>        file-roller  gcalctool  gconf-editor  gdm  gedit  gnome-applets  
>>     
> There's no problem with GDM but I think that SLIM is really better, now :-).
>   
>> gnome-backgrounds  gnome-control-center
>>            gnome-desktop  gnome-doc-utils  gnome-games  
>> gnome-icon-theme  gnome-keyring  gnome-keyring-manager
>>            gnome-mag  gnome-media  gnome-menus  gnome-netstatus  
>>     
> Speaking of gnome-menus, don't forget that the XDG menus files for GNOME must go to /etc/gnome (but
> sysconfdir should only change for one or two packages). Hopefully, it's easy to do.
>   
>> gnome-nettool  gnome-panel  gnome-power-manager
>>            gnome-python-desktop  gnome-screensaver  gnome-session  
>>     
> I can't remember that I needed gnome-python-desktop...
>   
>> gnome-speech  gnome-system-monitor  gnome-system-tools
>>            gnome-terminal  gnome-themes  gnome-user-docs  gnome-utils  
>>     
> We'll probably have problems with gnome-system-tools and some gnome-net* packages. It seems that
> they need libgksu/gksu on Slackware but I never managed to make them work. Anyone? I also remember
> that I needed a patch for one or two admin tools to make them work better on Slackware (mostly for
> the /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf file).
>   
>> gnome-volume-manager  gok  gst-plugins-base
>>            gst-plugins-good  gstreamer  gtk-engines  gtkhtml  
>> gtksourceview  gucharmap  libgail-gnome libgnomekbd
>>            libgnomeprint  libgnomeprintui  libgtop  liboobs  librsvg  
>> libsoup  libwnck  metacity  nautilus
>>            nautilus-cd-burner  orca  pygtksourceview  seahorse  
>> sound-juicer  totem  vino  vte  yelp  zenity
>>     
> We'll have the same problem with yelp than with epiphany. Only the one provided in GNOME 2.14 works
> with seamonkey (if I remember correctly) but it's an old one, eh... Yelp is *really* needed by
> GNOME, so it's possible that xulrunner will be as well...
>   
>> devtools/ : --
>>
>> platform/ : atk  at-spi  gail  GConf  glib  gnome-mime-data  gnome-vfs  
>> gnome-vfs-monikers gtk+  gtk-doc  intltool
>>     
> Did anyone manage to make Gconf schemas work perfectly? I always had to launch the command to
> install them as root in the /etc/gconf dir... it never worked in the doinst.sh script nor in the
> SlackBuild itself :/
> And for gtk+, do we really need to provide an other one? I think the one that Slackware provides is
> enough (but maybe not for Gnome 2.20).
>   
>>             libbonobo  libbonoboui  libglade  libgnome  libgnomecanvas  
>> libgnomeui  libIDL  ORBit2  pango
>>     
> Again, do we need to upgrade pango here?
>
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eog can be dropped actually, I just forgot it ;-)

Epiphany will be dropped certainly too since there are other browsers in 
slackware...

for gdm, I think it's more integrated with gnome (sessions...) and since 
gdm doesn't need extra deps, it should be a privilegied option.

gnome-menus : you'll be the maintainer for that package I think so no 
problem ;-)

gnome-python-desktop : it's just one more package/slackbuild, and it 
should not be too hard to maintain. (and I learn python these days so I 
WANT it ;-))

For now, we keep gnome-system-tools and gnome-net* packages in this 
list... though we'll need certainly more work on them.

>"We'll have the same problem with yelp than with epiphany. Only the one provided in >GNOME 2.14 works

>with seamonkey (if I remember correctly) but it's an old one, eh... Yelp is *really* >needed by GNOME, so it's possible that xulrunner will be as well..."

This is THE BAD NEWS of your mail...


What's the problem with gconf ?

>And for gtk+, do we really need to provide an other one? I think the one that >Slackware provides is enough (but maybe not for Gnome 2.20).

But maybe not for GNOME 2.20. We keep this package in the list *for now*

> Again, do we need to upgrade pango here?

Same answer :-)

Any comments ? I'll send an updated list soon. Thanks.

Re: [GNOME-Slack-Development] "gnome-slack core" list packages

[Tsomi <ts...@gm...>]

> desktop/ : alacarte  bug-buddy dasher  deskbar-applet  eel ekiga  eog  
Is 'eog' really needed for the 'core'? There's already gqview in Slackware (though eog is probably
more minimalist and maybe needed for GNOME).
> epiphany
As I said before, epiphany doesn't support seamonkey anymore, nowadays. I already tried to patch it
(to make ./configure allow it) but it seems that the way Pat built it isn't enough for that (but,
for example, kazehakase perfectly works with seamonkey...). It seems that the only way to have
epiphany is to provide xulrunner as well...
>  evince fast-user-switch-applet
>        file-roller  gcalctool  gconf-editor  gdm  gedit  gnome-applets  
There's no problem with GDM but I think that SLIM is really better, now :-).
> gnome-backgrounds  gnome-control-center
>            gnome-desktop  gnome-doc-utils  gnome-games  
> gnome-icon-theme  gnome-keyring  gnome-keyring-manager
>            gnome-mag  gnome-media  gnome-menus  gnome-netstatus  
Speaking of gnome-menus, don't forget that the XDG menus files for GNOME must go to /etc/gnome (but
sysconfdir should only change for one or two packages). Hopefully, it's easy to do.
> gnome-nettool  gnome-panel  gnome-power-manager
>            gnome-python-desktop  gnome-screensaver  gnome-session  
I can't remember that I needed gnome-python-desktop...
> gnome-speech  gnome-system-monitor  gnome-system-tools
>            gnome-terminal  gnome-themes  gnome-user-docs  gnome-utils  
We'll probably have problems with gnome-system-tools and some gnome-net* packages. It seems that
they need libgksu/gksu on Slackware but I never managed to make them work. Anyone? I also remember
that I needed a patch for one or two admin tools to make them work better on Slackware (mostly for
the /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf file).
> gnome-volume-manager  gok  gst-plugins-base
>            gst-plugins-good  gstreamer  gtk-engines  gtkhtml  
> gtksourceview  gucharmap  libgail-gnome libgnomekbd
>            libgnomeprint  libgnomeprintui  libgtop  liboobs  librsvg  
> libsoup  libwnck  metacity  nautilus
>            nautilus-cd-burner  orca  pygtksourceview  seahorse  
> sound-juicer  totem  vino  vte  yelp  zenity
We'll have the same problem with yelp than with epiphany. Only the one provided in GNOME 2.14 works
with seamonkey (if I remember correctly) but it's an old one, eh... Yelp is *really* needed by
GNOME, so it's possible that xulrunner will be as well...
> 
> devtools/ : --
> 
> platform/ : atk  at-spi  gail  GConf  glib  gnome-mime-data  gnome-vfs  
> gnome-vfs-monikers gtk+  gtk-doc  intltool
Did anyone manage to make Gconf schemas work perfectly? I always had to launch the command to
install them as root in the /etc/gconf dir... it never worked in the doinst.sh script nor in the
SlackBuild itself :/
And for gtk+, do we really need to provide an other one? I think the one that Slackware provides is
enough (but maybe not for Gnome 2.20).
>             libbonobo  libbonoboui  libglade  libgnome  libgnomecanvas  
> libgnomeui  libIDL  ORBit2  pango
Again, do we need to upgrade pango here?

Re: [GNOME-Slack-Development] "gnome-slack core" list packages

[H4kTeUr <h4...@sl...>]

Here is the correct link...

https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5589

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Re: [GNOME-Slack-Development] "gnome-slack core" list packages

[H4kTeUr <h4...@sl...>]

Le Thu, 09 Aug 2007 00:13:52 +0200,
_Hitek_ <hi...@sl...> a =E9crit :

> Actually, we plan to keep the core distribution the smallest possible.
> If epiphany is a real pain in the ass (because we need to compile=20
> firefox or xulrunner), we'll simply drop it.
> Maybe we'll not keep ekiga too... (so it will be in extra/)
>=20
> "evolution-data-server is also needed for the calendar and time
> applets." It's why Pat' have stop the packaging of GNOME... for all
> these things which make GNOME really difficult to compile.
> evolution-data-server for the time applet... nimportnawak

I've forgot to add that evince 0.9.x needs poppler 0.5.9.
It would be nice to patch poppler to correct more or less a bug[1]
that causes a realy poor rendering when using cairo output or maybe
at least disabling cairo output itself.

[1] https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3D5589
--=20

Re: [GNOME-Slack-Development] "gnome-slack core" list packages

[_Hitek_ <hi...@sl...>]

H4kTeUr a écrit :
> Le Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:33:35 +0200,
> _Hitek_ <hi...@sl...> a écrit :
>
>   
>> Hi,
>>
>> this is the "gnome-slack core" list packages that we had planned to 
>> keep. (in progress...)
>>
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> GNOME 2.19.6 : packages to keep for the "gnome-slack core" project -
>> DRAFT
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> admin/ : --
>>
>> bindings/
>>          -> c++ : --
>>          -> java : --
>>          -> mono : --
>>          -> perl : -- (selon besoins de dépendances)
>>          -> python : gnome-python  pygobject  pygtk  pyorbit
>>
>> desktop/ : alacarte  bug-buddy dasher  deskbar-applet  eel ekiga
>> eog epiphany  evince fast-user-switch-applet
>>        file-roller  gcalctool  gconf-editor  gdm  gedit
>> gnome-applets gnome-backgrounds  gnome-control-center
>>            gnome-desktop  gnome-doc-utils  gnome-games  
>> gnome-icon-theme  gnome-keyring  gnome-keyring-manager
>>            gnome-mag  gnome-media  gnome-menus  gnome-netstatus  
>> gnome-nettool  gnome-panel  gnome-power-manager
>>            gnome-python-desktop  gnome-screensaver  gnome-session  
>> gnome-speech  gnome-system-monitor  gnome-system-tools
>>            gnome-terminal  gnome-themes  gnome-user-docs
>> gnome-utils gnome-volume-manager  gok  gst-plugins-base
>>            gst-plugins-good  gstreamer  gtk-engines  gtkhtml  
>> gtksourceview  gucharmap  libgail-gnome libgnomekbd
>>            libgnomeprint  libgnomeprintui  libgtop  liboobs  librsvg  
>> libsoup  libwnck  metacity  nautilus
>>            nautilus-cd-burner  orca  pygtksourceview  seahorse  
>> sound-juicer  totem  vino  vte  yelp  zenity
>>
>> devtools/ : --
>>
>> platform/ : atk  at-spi  gail  GConf  glib  gnome-mime-data
>> gnome-vfs gnome-vfs-monikers gtk+  gtk-doc  intltool
>>             libbonobo  libbonoboui  libglade  libgnome
>> libgnomecanvas libgnomeui  libIDL  ORBit2  pango
>>
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>
> evolution-data-server is also needed for the calendar and time
> applets. ekiga alsa needs opal and pwlib. I don't know if epiphany
> compile against seamonkey. If not, firefox must be built from source,
> and it's a real pain in the ass. 
>
>   
Actually, we plan to keep the core distribution the smallest possible.
If epiphany is a real pain in the ass (because we need to compile 
firefox or xulrunner), we'll simply drop it.
Maybe we'll not keep ekiga too... (so it will be in extra/)

"evolution-data-server is also needed for the calendar and time applets."
It's why Pat' have stop the packaging of GNOME... for all these things 
which make GNOME really difficult to compile.
evolution-data-server for the time applet... nimportnawak

Re: [GNOME-Slack-Development] "gnome-slack core" list packages

[H4kTeUr <h4...@sl...>]

Le Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:33:35 +0200,
_Hitek_ <hi...@sl...> a =E9crit :

> Hi,
>=20
> this is the "gnome-slack core" list packages that we had planned to=20
> keep. (in progress...)
>=20
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------=
--------------------------------------
> GNOME 2.19.6 : packages to keep for the "gnome-slack core" project -
> DRAFT
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------=
--------------------------------------
>=20
> admin/ : --
>=20
> bindings/
>          -> c++ : --
>          -> java : --
>          -> mono : --
>          -> perl : -- (selon besoins de d=E9pendances)
>          -> python : gnome-python  pygobject  pygtk  pyorbit
>=20
> desktop/ : alacarte  bug-buddy dasher  deskbar-applet  eel ekiga
> eog epiphany  evince fast-user-switch-applet
>        file-roller  gcalctool  gconf-editor  gdm  gedit
> gnome-applets gnome-backgrounds  gnome-control-center
>            gnome-desktop  gnome-doc-utils  gnome-games =20
> gnome-icon-theme  gnome-keyring  gnome-keyring-manager
>            gnome-mag  gnome-media  gnome-menus  gnome-netstatus =20
> gnome-nettool  gnome-panel  gnome-power-manager
>            gnome-python-desktop  gnome-screensaver  gnome-session =20
> gnome-speech  gnome-system-monitor  gnome-system-tools
>            gnome-terminal  gnome-themes  gnome-user-docs
> gnome-utils gnome-volume-manager  gok  gst-plugins-base
>            gst-plugins-good  gstreamer  gtk-engines  gtkhtml =20
> gtksourceview  gucharmap  libgail-gnome libgnomekbd
>            libgnomeprint  libgnomeprintui  libgtop  liboobs  librsvg =20
> libsoup  libwnck  metacity  nautilus
>            nautilus-cd-burner  orca  pygtksourceview  seahorse =20
> sound-juicer  totem  vino  vte  yelp  zenity
>=20
> devtools/ : --
>=20
> platform/ : atk  at-spi  gail  GConf  glib  gnome-mime-data
> gnome-vfs gnome-vfs-monikers gtk+  gtk-doc  intltool
>             libbonobo  libbonoboui  libglade  libgnome
> libgnomecanvas libgnomeui  libIDL  ORBit2  pango
>=20
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evolution-data-server is also needed for the calendar and time
applets. ekiga alsa needs opal and pwlib. I don't know if epiphany
compile against seamonkey. If not, firefox must be built from source,
and it's a real pain in the ass.=20

--=20

[GNOME-Slack-Development] "gnome-slack core" list packages

[_Hitek_ <hi...@sl...>]

Hi,

this is the "gnome-slack core" list packages that we had planned to 
keep. (in progress...)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GNOME 2.19.6 : packages to keep for the "gnome-slack core" project - DRAFT
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

admin/ : --

bindings/
         -> c++ : --
         -> java : --
         -> mono : --
         -> perl : -- (selon besoins de dépendances)
         -> python : gnome-python  pygobject  pygtk  pyorbit

desktop/ : alacarte  bug-buddy dasher  deskbar-applet  eel ekiga  eog  
epiphany  evince fast-user-switch-applet
       file-roller  gcalctool  gconf-editor  gdm  gedit  gnome-applets  
gnome-backgrounds  gnome-control-center
           gnome-desktop  gnome-doc-utils  gnome-games  
gnome-icon-theme  gnome-keyring  gnome-keyring-manager
           gnome-mag  gnome-media  gnome-menus  gnome-netstatus  
gnome-nettool  gnome-panel  gnome-power-manager
           gnome-python-desktop  gnome-screensaver  gnome-session  
gnome-speech  gnome-system-monitor  gnome-system-tools
           gnome-terminal  gnome-themes  gnome-user-docs  gnome-utils  
gnome-volume-manager  gok  gst-plugins-base
           gst-plugins-good  gstreamer  gtk-engines  gtkhtml  
gtksourceview  gucharmap  libgail-gnome libgnomekbd
           libgnomeprint  libgnomeprintui  libgtop  liboobs  librsvg  
libsoup  libwnck  metacity  nautilus
           nautilus-cd-burner  orca  pygtksourceview  seahorse  
sound-juicer  totem  vino  vte  yelp  zenity

devtools/ : --

platform/ : atk  at-spi  gail  GConf  glib  gnome-mime-data  gnome-vfs  
gnome-vfs-monikers gtk+  gtk-doc  intltool
            libbonobo  libbonoboui  libglade  libgnome  libgnomecanvas  
libgnomeui  libIDL  ORBit2  pango

Re: [GNOME-Slack-Development] gnome 2.19.6

[_Hitek_ <hi...@sl...>]

H4kTeUr a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I've made slackbuilds for a lot of gnome 2.19.6 apps. I know that most
> of them are already available on the svn, but I think they can be
> useful. If you want, I'll correct the ones who need to be corrected and
> add them to the svn. Below you'll find a tree with the slackbuilds.
>
>    |-bindings
>    |---c++
>    |-----cairomm
>    |-----glibmm
>    |-----gtkmm
>    |-----libglademm
>    |-----libgtksourceviewmm
>    |-----libsigc++
>    |-----libxml++
>    |---python
>    |-----gnome-python-extras
>    |-----pycairo
>    |-----pygobject
>    |-----pygtk
>    |-desktop
>    |---brasero
>    |---eel
>    |---evince
>    |---evolution-data-server
>    |---gnome-desktop
>    |---gnome-icon-theme
>    |---gnome-keyring
>    |---gnome-menus
>    |---gst-ffmpeg
>    |---gst-plugins-bad
>    |---gst-plugins-base
>    |---gst-plugins-good
>    |---gst-plugins-ugly
>    |---gstreamer
>    |---gtk-engines
>    |---gtksourceview
>    |---libgnomeprint
>    |---libgnomeprintui
>    |---libsoup
>    |---nautilus
>    |---nautilus-cd-burner
>    |---scrollkeeper
>    |---vte
>    |-devlib
>    |---gnome-common
>    |---libgnomecups
>    |-platform
>    |---atk
>    |---gail
>    |---gconf
>    |---glib2
>    |---gnome-mime-data
>    |---gnome-vfs
>    |---gtk+2
>    |---intltool
>    |---libbonobo
>    |---libbonoboui
>    |---libgnome
>    |---libgnomecanvas
>    |---libgnomeui
>    |---orbit2
>    |---pango
>
>
>   
I think we  can keep c++/  and some desktop apps like brasero (what is 
this?)  for for extra/.

The core distribution doesn't need those softwares...

Thanks.

Re: [GNOME-Slack-Development] gnome 2.19.6

[H4kTeUr <h4...@sl...>]

Le Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:26:14 +0200,
_Hitek_ <hi...@sl...> a =E9crit :

> H4kTeUr a =E9crit :
> > Hi,
> >
> > I've made slackbuilds for a lot of gnome 2.19.6 apps. I know that
> > most of them are already available on the svn, but I think they can
> > be useful. If you want, I'll correct the ones who need to be
> > corrected and add them to the svn. Below you'll find a tree with
> > the slackbuilds.
> >
> >    |-bindings
> >    |---c++
> >    |-----cairomm
> >    |-----glibmm
> >    |-----gtkmm
> >    |-----libglademm
> >    |-----libgtksourceviewmm
> >    |-----libsigc++
> >    |-----libxml++
> >    |---python
> >    |-----gnome-python-extras
> >    |-----pycairo
> >    |-----pygobject
> >    |-----pygtk
> >    |-desktop
> >    |---brasero
> >    |---eel
> >    |---evince
> >    |---evolution-data-server
> >    |---gnome-desktop
> >    |---gnome-icon-theme
> >    |---gnome-keyring
> >    |---gnome-menus
> >    |---gst-ffmpeg
> >    |---gst-plugins-bad
> >    |---gst-plugins-base
> >    |---gst-plugins-good
> >    |---gst-plugins-ugly
> >    |---gstreamer
> >    |---gtk-engines
> >    |---gtksourceview
> >    |---libgnomeprint
> >    |---libgnomeprintui
> >    |---libsoup
> >    |---nautilus
> >    |---nautilus-cd-burner
> >    |---scrollkeeper
> >    |---vte
> >    |-devlib
> >    |---gnome-common
> >    |---libgnomecups
> >    |-platform
> >    |---atk
> >    |---gail
> >    |---gconf
> >    |---glib2
> >    |---gnome-mime-data
> >    |---gnome-vfs
> >    |---gtk+2
> >    |---intltool
> >    |---libbonobo
> >    |---libbonoboui
> >    |---libgnome
> >    |---libgnomecanvas
> >    |---libgnomeui
> >    |---orbit2
> >    |---pango
> >
> >
> >  =20
> I think we  can keep c++/  and some desktop apps like brasero (what
> is this?)  for for extra/.
>=20
> The core distribution doesn't need those softwares...
>=20
> Thanks.

brasero is a burning program for gnome who need almost all gnome to
compile, but as is, it doesn't. I don't know exactly why, maybe it need
libburn instead of cdrecord.

http://www.gnomefiles.org/app.php/Brasero
http://www.gnome.org/projects/brasero/
--=20

[GNOME-Slack-Development] gnome 2.19.6

[H4kTeUr <h4...@sl...>]

Hi,

I've made slackbuilds for a lot of gnome 2.19.6 apps. I know that most
of them are already available on the svn, but I think they can be
useful. If you want, I'll correct the ones who need to be corrected and
add them to the svn. Below you'll find a tree with the slackbuilds.

   |-bindings
   |---c++
   |-----cairomm
   |-----glibmm
   |-----gtkmm
   |-----libglademm
   |-----libgtksourceviewmm
   |-----libsigc++
   |-----libxml++
   |---python
   |-----gnome-python-extras
   |-----pycairo
   |-----pygobject
   |-----pygtk
   |-desktop
   |---brasero
   |---eel
   |---evince
   |---evolution-data-server
   |---gnome-desktop
   |---gnome-icon-theme
   |---gnome-keyring
   |---gnome-menus
   |---gst-ffmpeg
   |---gst-plugins-bad
   |---gst-plugins-base
   |---gst-plugins-good
   |---gst-plugins-ugly
   |---gstreamer
   |---gtk-engines
   |---gtksourceview
   |---libgnomeprint
   |---libgnomeprintui
   |---libsoup
   |---nautilus
   |---nautilus-cd-burner
   |---scrollkeeper
   |---vte
   |-devlib
   |---gnome-common
   |---libgnomecups
   |-platform
   |---atk
   |---gail
   |---gconf
   |---glib2
   |---gnome-mime-data
   |---gnome-vfs
   |---gtk+2
   |---intltool
   |---libbonobo
   |---libbonoboui
   |---libgnome
   |---libgnomecanvas
   |---libgnomeui
   |---orbit2
   |---pango


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