[Xfc-dev] XFC maintainer ....

[Sriram Durbha]

Bo,
congrats, and this is great news.  it is always good to have some one at the
top as opposed to confusion about the future.  And when that some one is a
person like you who has shown interest and followed it up with actions, it
inspires the fringe members like me too :).

i have not used XFC for anything significant. but when i had visited it for
the first time my objective was to develop a settings system for my distro
VectorLinux.
but turned out that XFC had no wrapper for the mcs system.
Jeff had said that it would be a future enhancement. I hope it will find a
place in your list at some point.  Also packages for other major distros
would also be great. i will try to build them for slack 11.0 tgz and
VectorLinux tgz and tlz [ no time commitment though]
i feel easily available packages for Xubuntu also would increase userbase.

thanks
cheers
ram


On 4/18/07, Kok, Auke <sofar at foo-projects.org> wrote:
>
> Bo Lorentsen wrote:
> > Hi ...
> >
> > I have been handed the privilege of being maintainer of this XFC
> > project, and I am very happy about this as some of my efforts to improve
> > XFC will become useful for others. too.
> >
> > My plan for XFC is this :
> >
> >      * SourceView (done)
> >      * Debian packages (done)
> >      * GTK 2.10 printing support !
> >      * Xfce extensions
> >      * Simpler iterator model
> >      * Cleanup documentation
> >      * Stability, and bug fixes
>
> could you order these by priority? also, there don't seem to be any xfc
> bugs
> filed in bugzilla... perhaps a good start is to start filing these as a
> worklist/checklist?
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Auke
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