On 14 August 2012 11:31, Slávek Banko <slavek.banko@...> wrote: > Dne út 14. srpna 2012 Julius Schwartzenberg napsal(a): >> Calvin Morrison wrote: >> > I've started to draft up a LiMux email. I haven't finished, but some >> > input would be good >> > >> > http://trinity.etherpad.trinitydesktop.org/52 >> >> Some things are still missing I think. >> >> First of all, what is the exact goal this letter is trying to achieve? >> Do you expect LiMux people to make significant improvements to TDE >> directly through GIT or send in patches or does it also have to do with >> financial contributions? Or maybe you just expect them to report bugs? >> There are some notes in there, but I think "joining efforts" should be >> avoided because it is too vague. >> >> At this point it is completely unclear I guess what LiMux could >> actually offer to the Trinity project. So I can imagine a first e-mail >> should try to find out how much focus there is on Trinity and what kind >> of resources they are spending now on it. >> Right now, as far as I understand, there haven't been any (few) bug >> reports from people associated with LiMux. Is this really correct? >> >> What I do think is very good in your letter is that it shows what the >> Trinity project can mean for LiMux: "resolve LiMux specific issues, >> respond to problems, as well as offer debugging and packaging help". I >> think the emphasis of the letter should be on that together with why >> such feedback is also very important for the Trinity project. >> >> A list of features for the next release seems good, but I think it is >> too technical now and also some things are really not interesting for >> end-users. What does an X11 compositor give them? Doesn't LibreOffice >> already have dialog boxes? Why would they care how the software is >> branded exactly? I would advice to try to rewrite this list into >> something more marketable. I suspect their main priority right now is >> to be able to migrate off Ubuntu 10.04 in time to a next LTS release of >> Ubuntu, so I think Trinity's stance on that would be the most >> important. >> >> I hope this feedback is useful. Good luck! It will be interesting to >> see the result. >> >> Best regards, >> Julius >> > > From the LiMux presentation I had a feeling that feels uncertainty of > further development of the Trinity. Therefore, I suppose, is one purpose > of this letter to assure that development continues, it has its goals and > that the project is alive. > > Slavek > -- > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: trinity-devel-unsubscribe@... > For additional commands, e-mail: trinity-devel-help@... > Read list messages on the web archive: http://trinity-devel.pearsoncomputing.net/ > Please remember not to top-post: http://trinity.pearsoncomputing.net/mailing_lists/#top-posting > yes that is why i think it might be good to talk about upcoming releases and such. calvin