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Dear GNOME Users/Developers:

We are currently investigating the usability of the GNOME desktop software.
For that, we would highly appreciate it if you could follow the link below
and fill out a short survey we created titled the GNOME Desktop Usability
Survey (DESKUS):

http://umbc.edu/hase/gnome-deskus-survey.html

Many thanks for your help.

We sincerely apologize if you receive more than one copy of this
announcement.

HASE

HUMAN ASPECTS of SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT, UMBC

hase <at> umbc.edu

All HASE surveys are reviewed and approved by the Institutional Review
Board of UMBC. HASE is not funded by any company, governmental agency,
profit or non-profit organization, except University of Maryland Baltimore
County. HASE has no vested interest in its research studies and findings.

look every body  ... this is beyond ridiculious

all I want to do is write a program ... but how can I do that when I cant get
./autogen to produce the proper makefiles.

Could someone tell me exactly how to do the following:

there is a program called GEditPlus (GEdit+)
This program is take the nice features that edit plus for windows has ...

the source tree will have a the following structure

editor/
    /src
        main.c          -- the main file that will produce main.o -> geditplus
        main.h          -- included by most source files to access the global
                            struct
        /menu           -- this directory contains all of the files that deal
                            with defining and implementing the menus and menu
                            calls
            menu.h      -- defines the menubars mainmenu_UI struct, includes
                            filemenu.h ... helpmenu.h
            menu.c      -- very little is in here ...
            filemenu.h  -- defines the file menu and its sub menus, and the
                            function prototypes
            filemenu.c  -- implements the functions defined in filemenu.h
            editmenu.h  -- defines the edit menu and its sub menus, and the
                            function prototypes
            editemenu.c -- implements the functions defined in editmenu.h
                .
                .
                .
            helpmenu.h  -- defines the help menu and the function prototypes
            helpmenu.c  -- implements the functions defined in helpmenu.h

Also for each directory (/editor, /editor/src, and /editor/src/menu, ... ) there
will be a file, among many others, called Makefile.am .   This file is supposed
to make it easier for the programmer by generating the makefiles (as everybody
should know).

now supposing that the Makefile.am contained the correct "directives" and
produced the proper Makefile to do the job that I want, then I should get the
following when I type make (assuming that the source files have no syntactic
errors):

gcc will compile editor/src/menu/filemenu.c and produce
editor/src/menu/filemenu.o

gcc will compile editor/src/menu/editemenu.c and produce
editor/src/menu/editmenu.o
                            .
                            .
                            .
gcc will compile editor/src/menu/helpmenu.c and produce
editor/src/menu/helpmenu.o

gcc will compile editor/src/menu/menu.c and link with filemenu.o, editmenu.o,
..., helpmenu.o and produce editor/src/menu/menu.o

gcc will compile editor/src/main.c and and link with editor/src/menu/menu.o and
produce editor/src/main.o

gcc will convert/compile (whatever it's called) main.o into geditplus

now we have ONE(1) executable file (and no libraries) that will run the program

you should notice that there is NO .a file, anywhere, ever, nowhere.  You got
that? Nowhere!

so after all that someone please tell me please what is supposed to go in the
Makefile.am files in the /src directory and the /src/menu directory

Jarne Cook

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Dear GNOME Users and Developers:

We are conducting empirical research on the quality and interface aspects of 
various open-source and proprietary software. Therefore, we are investigating 
the quality of the GNOME desktop software as perceived by its users. For this 
purpose, we have created a short survey.  We would highly appreciate it if 
you could follow the link below and fill out this survey:

http://www.umbc.edu/hase/gnome-pesqus-survey.html

The developers who use GNOME during their daily computer operations can 
respond too.

Many thanks for your help.

HASE
HUMAN ASPECTS of SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT, UMBC
hase <at> umbc.edu

All HASE surveys are reviewed and approved by the Institutional Review Board 
of UMBC.

P.S. Apologies if you received more than one copies.

It would be most useful to have a TODO view where 
ONLY todo window is displayed. This should not be cluttered
by calendar or appointments. 

This feature should be trivial to implement!

There could be a button called TODO along with buttons for
day, week, month, year view which triggers this view.

Thanks.
Paritosh Pandya

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Hello.

I am a big fan of the gnome-pim module and was wondering about ports to 
Gnome2.

The best thing would be if gnomecal and gnomecard could become Bonobo 
controls using data modules for accessing local files or remote databases 
like LDAP or similar, or whatever.

The project page says gnome-pim will not be ported at all, I think it would 
be a major loss not to have lightweight applications using Bonobo controls for
calendar and address book in Gnome2.

Is anybody planning to make gnome-pim a part of Gnome2 or should I branch 
gnome-pim for my own purposes?

Regards, Peter Gebauer

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GNOME Desktop Usability Survey

Makefile.am, ./autogen, linking, subdirs and _NOT_ .a or .la files

Perceived Software Quality Survey (PESQUS) for GNOME

Request for TODO view together with day, week, month views.

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gnomecal's future.