Liam R E Quin | 1 Oct 2007 05:15
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Re: Help with my post-SOC project


On Tue, 2007-09-25 at 15:13 -0700, Pascal Schoenhardt wrote:
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> 
> One of the primary features of the new display config capplet was to
> provide a) support for profiles, and b) to have GNOME react to display
> changes automatically (ie: apply predefined profiles for known display
> devices). For these two things to be possible, it needs to be possible
> to identify display devices.
> 
> The main problem, quite simply, is this: when EDID information is not
> available for whatever reason, how can I identify a screen? If a
> screen can't be identified, what is to be done? Disable profiles and
> autoresponse? Save configurations to xorg.conf like in the past?

Either of the last 2 is probably OK for a firt cut; then get some
user feedback.  On a laptop, people might plug in an external projector
and hope that it will work immediately, whereas every Linux user knows
you actually have to re-install X, edit undocumented options in
xorg.conf, reboot with the projector connected, and sacrifice a goat :-)
In other words the current situation is bad enough that any improvement
might get people quite interested.

> The other problem (though this will disappear in time), how do I
> handle non-xrandr1.2 video drivers? The XRandR API has a call to test
> whether the XRandR 1.2 is present in X, but this will be present even
> if the drivers don't support it. The idea was to just fall back on the
> old tool, but I need a way to determine whether the drivers supports
> XRandR.
if the driver doesn't support it, go wrong silently in the first
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Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay | 1 Oct 2007 09:13
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A GNOME Project Day at foss.in/2007 (India)


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Hi,

To begin with some necessary background information. foss.in is (as
written at http://foss.in/2007/info/About) extremely focused on FOSS
developers and contributors, and does not cater to FOSS advocacy and
basic introductory talks that are already being catered to by User
Groups and other conferences.

This year, FOSS.IN/2007 will be held from December 4th to December 8th.
That's Tuesday through Saturday.

As part of the Project Days (cf:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/foss-in/message/4362), GNOME is one
selected Project Day participant.

The proposal for the GNOME Project Day is available from
http://sankarshan.randomink.org/foss.in.2007/gnome.foss.in.2007.txt

The proposal is a guidance document and not an agenda set in stone.

In effect this is a Call for Speakers at the GNOME Project Day. The
details about the participation process is given at
http://foss.in/2007/info/Call_for_Participation

Relevant date at this point is 8th of October 2007 which is "Due date
for abstracts/proposals (No submissions after this date) "
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Micah Carrick | 4 Oct 2007 00:54

GnomeApp widget


The GnomeApp widget had some "BonoboDock" toolbars which could be moved 
around. As I understand it, Bonobo is deprecated and GnomeApp is or will 
be soon. In the preferences dialog for menus and toolbars in GNOME, I 
see an option for "Detachable toolbars" which I assume is referring to 
this BonoboDock toolbars in the GnomeApp widget.

Is this dock for the toolbars going anywhere? Is it going to be 
implemented in GTK+ or another library?

Thanks,

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Nickolay V. Shmyrev | 5 Oct 2007 06:37
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Re: GnomeApp widget


В Срд, 03/10/2007 в 15:54 -0700, Micah Carrick пишет:
> The GnomeApp widget had some "BonoboDock" toolbars which could be moved 
> around. As I understand it, Bonobo is deprecated and GnomeApp is or will 
> be soon. In the preferences dialog for menus and toolbars in GNOME, I 
> see an option for "Detachable toolbars" which I assume is referring to 
> this BonoboDock toolbars in the GnomeApp widget.
> 
> Is this dock for the toolbars going anywhere? Is it going to be 
> implemented in GTK+ or another library?
> 

Hello Micah

I suppose this configure option will be removed too. Actually not many
apps now allow docking of toolbar.

If you need a docking library there is gdl, but it's not so good for
toolbars.

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Roberth Sjonøy | 9 Oct 2007 19:30
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color shemes?


Hello, i would like to see support for color schemes in gnome-terminal
and color customizing for gtk+/metacity themes.

Is it possible to make this happend for the 2.22 release?

Regards, Roberth Sjonøy

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Liam R E Quin | 10 Oct 2007 00:04
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Re: color shemes?


On Tue, 2007-10-09 at 19:30 +0200, Roberth Sjonøy wrote:
> Hello, i would like to see support for color schemes in gnome-terminal
> and color customizing for gtk+/metacity themes.

In gnome-terminal, you can define your own profiles, each with its
own colour scheme.  Is that insufficient?  In what way, and why?

Liam

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Calum Benson | 10 Oct 2007 13:41
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Re: color shemes?


On Tue, 2007-10-09 at 19:30 +0200, Roberth Sjonøy wrote:
> Hello, i would like to see support for color schemes in gnome-terminal
> and color customizing for gtk+/metacity themes.

Depending on exactly what you mean, gtk themes can support multiple
colour schemes now.  See the Customize Theme dialog in the Appearance
Preferences window (GNOME 2.20).

Cheeri,
Calum.

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José Alburquerque | 24 Oct 2007 22:08
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Saving sessions before a system shutdown


Hello everyone.  I'm not sure I should be asking this question on this
list, but I thought I'd try in case anyone knows something about my
question.  I've configured my system to shutdown at a certain hour every
night (just to save a little electricity while I sleep).  Sometimes I
leave my gnome session logged in and I forget to logout.  I like to save
my session before I logout, but when the system automatically shuts
down, the session is not saved and the next time I log in, all my
windows are gone (except that nautilus opens one window with my home
directory in it).

Does anyone think it's possible to insert some script in /etc/init.d
that might save the session before a shutdown?  In other words is there
some way to save the session(s) (if there are more than one) just before
a shutdown?  I'd appreciate any pointers.  BTW, I'm running gnome 2.20.
Thanks for your answers.

-Jose

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