DevAssistant vs. Interface Guidelines (Applications installed by default)

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Hi,

DevAssistant upstream here. We're acutely aware of the DA GUI not conforming to the guidelines, and not only for that reason, we intend to drop it entirely and replace it with an in-house Web UI for Fedora 24. The replacement is a part of the larger effort of converting DA to a client/server model, which is underway, and should be ready for F24.

If, then, there is someone willing to write a GTK-based GUI client for DA from scratch (the current GUI will not be usable at all due to reworked architecture), we'll be more than happy to help them make it happen (We already have some design sketches from Mizmo, so the design part is taken care of). Mind you that none of us really understands GTK, PyGObject, and the like, so it's the inner workings we can help with rather than making the GUI itself. We'll have a public DA server API out soon, so I can point the person to it once it's done.

In any case, we're very much interested in DevAssistant staying installed by default, so we'd like to work this out before the actual suggestion of dropping it makes it to the table. If you have any questions or comments, please post to devassistant@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, or come to #devassistant at Freenode.

Cheers,

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