On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 13:12:40 -0400 Matthias Clasen <mclasen@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Well, it is really just the version checklist you see when the release > goes out: comes with the latest Gnome, X, KDE, ... > I assume that list is assembled anyway, without tracking every single > new version as a feature, with all the added overhead that it entails. Again I think you underestimate how "cool" this will seem to people, they get their beryl like stuff with compiz. This is not insignificant. This is not just a version tick unless that's all you say about it. Ho hum, we have version 3 of blah. Big whoop. But if version 3 brings out Cool New Thing bar and baz and bang, that's FAR more exciting to talk about. > And I really don't think FESCO need to vote on compiz-fusion as an F8 > feature. Are we doing anything at all to our 'enable desktop effects' menu because of this? Do we have to coordinate with say the removal of beryl? Are there any config changes people will have to make (they want to keep their working beryl config but use it with -fusion?) Will the end user notice something? These are the types of things we want to list Features for, and yes, being a Feature comes with the small price tag of needing a FESCo rubber stamp, but that's really really not hard to do at all, and not really a big deal for FESCo to do this. -- Jesse Keating Release Engineer: Fedora
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