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Re: GNOME Gripes



Ross Boylan <RossBoylan@stanfordalumni.org> writes:

> It looks as if potato is on v 1.0.  Here are some package listings
> from my system:
> ii  gnome-admin    1.0.3-2        Gnome Admin Utilities (gulp and logview)
> ii  gnome-bin      1.0.56-3       Miscellaneous binaries used by Gnome
> ii  gnome-control- 1.0.51-4       The Gnome Control Center
> ii  gnome-guile    1.0.1.cvs.1999 Guile-Gtk scheme interpreter (part of Gnome)
> ii  gnome-gv       0.82-2         GNOME PostScript/PDF viewer

I thought there should be an updated version, but this seems to be the
latest one since 12/1999. Maybe development has stopped ?

> ii  gnome-help     1.0.55-1       GNOME help browser
> ii  gnome-help-dat 1.0.55-1       GNOME help browser data
> ii  gnome-libs-dat 1.0.56-3       Data for Gnome libraries
> ii  gnome-network  1.0.2-5        The gnome network utilities.
> ii  gnome-panel    1.0.55-1       Launch and/or dock Gnome applications
> ii  gnome-panel-da 1.0.55-1       Data files for GNOME panel
> ii  gnome-pim      1.0.55-2       Calendar and address book for GNOME.
> ii  gnome-print    0.10-5         The GNOME Print architecture
> ii  gnome-session  1.0.55-1       The Gnome Session Manager
> ii  gnome-terminal 1.0.55-1       The Gnome terminal emulator application
> ii  libglade-gnome 0.11-2         Library to load .glade files at runtime (Gno
> ii  libgnome-dev   1.0.56-3       The Gnome libraries -- development package
> ii  libgnome32     1.0.56-3       The Gnome libraries
> ii  libgnomesuppor 1.0.56-3       The Gnome libraries (Support libraries)
> ii  libgnomeui32   1.0.56-3       The Gnome libraries (User Interface)
> ii  sawmill-gnome  0.20.1-2.1     GNOME components for Sawmill
> ii  task-gnome-app 1.0.3          GNOME applications and utilities
> ii  task-gnome-des 1.0.7          GNOME basic desktop
> ii  task-gnome-gam 1.0.5          GNOME games
> ii  task-gnome-net 1.0.4          GNOME network applications

the core GNOME-system ("October GNOME") is supposed to be very stable,
it's the applications that aren't stable yet.

As I said, there is a new desktop but it may not be as stable and there
are probably no debian-packages, so you will probably want (have) to
use the helixcode installation-software (www.helixcode.com?)

There was announcement for a mail-client on www.gnome.org. actually there
are two, I believe. Search the news-section on www.gnome.org (look for
older news as well). I think they announced some email-clients that are
stable.

> Are you any relation to David Natter in NY?

No. I don't know any such person.
Don't you think you are paranoid ?

-- 
Felix Natter


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