What's your single most important issue
that you'd like to see working in M2A3?
For me that would be to get NFS client
working again.
https://bugs.mageia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=207
wilcal wrote:What's your single most important issue
that you'd like to see working in M2A3?
wobo wrote:An overall survey with the question about your "single most important issue" is running in viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1661wilcal wrote:What's your single most important issue
that you'd like to see working in M2A3?
wilcal wrote:I agree with that and have contributed to
that survey. But, it is not Cauldron specific.
rolltide101x wrote:Just wondering, would it be possible for a Mageia 2 release keeping gnome 2? I would prefer to keep gnome 2 as opposed to gnome 3. But it seems most every distribution is forgetting Gnome 2 now. Gnome 3 classic is nice but it is not quite the same. Am I the only one who feels this way or are their others?
doktor5000 wrote:rolltide101x wrote:Just wondering, would it be possible for a Mageia 2 release keeping gnome 2? I would prefer to keep gnome 2 as opposed to gnome 3. But it seems most every distribution is forgetting Gnome 2 now. Gnome 3 classic is nice but it is not quite the same. Am I the only one who feels this way or are their others?
Since upstream doesn't provide any more support for gnome 2, we can't keep it, simple as that.
For the other part, there's a discussion on the -discuss and -dev mailing lists about Mint's Cinnamon.
rolltide101x wrote:Would anyone else support this or are "the majority" satisfied the way it is? If so it should stay how it is and the rest of us can use extensions.
wilcal wrote:rolltide101x wrote:Would anyone else support this or are "the majority" satisfied the way it is? If so it should stay how it is and the rest of us can use extensions.
Gnome 2 is done. I tried to think of a way to best
explain it and came up with this. It's kinda like
electronic circuits that use vacuum tubes. They
are even around today but their day is gone.
We had to move on and now everything is solid state.
Same with Gnome 2 -> Gnome 3. There's only so
much you can extract, tweek, change and update
and their ain't no more room anymore to get it better.
So it's out with the old and in with the new. The new
is a little rough on the edges right now. Gnome 2
took a lot of years to get it to where it is. So will
be Gnome 3 whatever form it eventually takes.
It's kinda like
electronic circuits that use vacuum tubes. They
are even around today but their day is gone.
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