On Mon, Mar 21, 2016 at 11:36:29AM -0400, Paul W. Frields wrote:
> Changing the default wallpaper in a Fedora Alpha release requires
> several packages to change:
> * f{number}-backgrounds -- new background package
> * desktop-backgrounds -- settings for GNOME and other desktops to
> refer to the new images
> * ?? -- settings for KDE
> The Alpha release criteria specify the default background has to look
> different from the previous release. Therefore, because not all the
> above changes were coordinated in time, Alpha is in a bit of a fire
> drill right now to make changes.
> Can we come up with a solution to make sure future releases not only
> get the new wallpaper, but also that the appropriate maintainers are
> notified, so they can change packages in time for Alpha?
What if we had a stock Fedora Alpha background? It could be made to be
really easy to update with a new version number — maybe even something
fancy in the rpm build script write onto a template graphic. Or
the GNOME Shell background logo extension could be extended to include
the version number and an alpha or beta label if appropriate.
--
Matthew Miller
<mattdm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Fedora Project Leader
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