[Inx] Opinions regarding release, and some updates on what is happening
David Symons
david.symons at liberatedcomputing.net
Thu May 15 13:27:15 PDT 2008
On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 10:11 AM, Peter Garrett <inx-one at optusnet.com.au> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> It would be good to hear from people what they think about the
> following:
>
> * name for next INX : suggestion from ompaul was
>
> "INX 2 : The Console Revisited"
I like it. My own INX journey.
>
> suggestion from inx-one: ;-)
>
> "INX 10 - Second in a trilogy of 11"
I'd say the swish (of it going over people's heads) could be cyclonic.
>
> Possible combination:
> "INX 10 : The Console Revisited - Second in a trilogy of 11"
As above.
>
> * Burning question: should the default colour scheme be changed from
> "green and gold" to "boring blue" or maybe "revolting red and yellow"
> or <insert your ideas here> ?
I'm a bit colour blind so will abstain. As I do from all decorating
decisions at home :-) . Happy with anything visible.
>
> * Is the new structure working for you ? I have moved all the functions
> to /usr/local/lib/inx ( As of today's uploaded hardy-inx.iso ). All
> the scripts in /usr/local/bin are now executables . Most of them
> simply call/source /usr/local/lib/main-inx , from whence they branch
> to the relevant other function(s).
Internal structure fine for me. I have some suggestions wrt menus.
Separate email coming.
>
> * "When It's Ready (tm)" , should INX be announced on distrowatch? Or
> would that be to have delusions of grandeur?
Yes and yes :-). Need mirrors. I can mirror.
>
> * Bug reports either to #inx on Freenode or to this list would be
> helpful. This list is a better idea, since that way subscribers will
> be more likely to see, and maybe help.
>
> * Something else that I've forgotten for the moment, but will no doubt
> remember briefly in the middle of the night, before forgetting it
> again.
You too eh. :-)
Cheers, Dave.
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David Symons
Armidale NSW Australia
http://www.liberatedcomputing.net
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