About the XFCE Panel (XFCE - Xfce Panel - IconBox & Task Lists)

[Kimat Boven]

yeah a bit to much was said on this conception of tool or webpage

in short : this page : http://www.xfce.org/projects/
could lead me to something else than http://wiki.xfce.org/xfc_todo
 ill just wiki without wikkedness

the subject was
XFCE - Xfce Panel - IconBox & Task Lists > Request
it's clear
the website could have it already without having
a wiki or bugzi or blog or a mail list

seems to me that posting a bug of a improvement in a messy mess would just
make it easily lost

*so for me bugzilla misses a request tag and a locate in xfce structure tab*

2008/3/7, Brian J. Tarricone <bjt23 at cornell.edu>:
>
> For starters let me say I'm having quite a lot of trouble understanding
> you, but I'll do my best.
>
>
> Kimat Boven wrote:
> > this is not a bug obiviously
> > if someone is in for setting up a platform of requests and dev
> interactions
> > roll the dice lies
> > hope this wont happen
> > 2 A.T.
>
>
> We have several such 'platforms': bugs.xfce.org, wiki.xfce.org,
> forum.xfce.org, and of course this mailing list.
>
>
> > where would be the best place the show the requests & progress
> > like a canvas advertising how it is today how people see it tommorow
> > it could be a wiki
> > or a website that is lively edditable by users
> > like a shared document with the online edditor
>
>
> Again: wiki.xfce.org.
>
>
> > xfce could have a app that connects to an online page with
> > a List of Xfce main componens (ike on the .org)
> > each component > bugs - requests - devgress
>
>
> An app... like a web browser?
>
>
> > anyway i forgot my login and don't feel the need to subscribe again and
> > again
> > to add an request to a bunch of requests that are the same as mine
> possibly
> > but in between whom there isn't interaction
>
>
> Well, if you're not willing to work with us and make use of the tools we
> already have (tools which above you seem to be advocating!), you
> probably won't get far.
>
>
> > it's like the ubuntu request wiki
> > it's mouse wheels long
> > there are so many repetitions
> > and it's not synthetised
>
>
> I'm not sure I understand.
>
>
> > i mean dev could select request
> > and set them on a list not to loose (how do they put it there : the
> > choice-liking, favorable comments, obviousness)
> > what could be likely to be seen in the further releases
>   >
> > there is a past log list i guess from all the progress steps- adding -
> > rmovings - bugfixes  -
> > a future log list would be
> > a way to see what could be forseen or expected
>
>
> Are you talking about a roadmap?  We don't really have one, mainly
> because, out of the people actively working on Xfce, no one is able to
> give a predictable time commitment.  So things tend to get done when
> they get done, and new features and new direction tend to just appear
> organically.  There are feature requests on Bugzilla and the wiki, and
> we try to implement those as we feel is practical and useful.
>
>
> > dev could be aware of what is being rewritten - editted - bugfixed
>
>
> I think the devs are pretty well aware of what's going on in
> developer-land already.
>
>
>         -brian
>
>
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