Gnomenu 3.0 specs
Now that gnomenu 2.0 is released its time to think about gnomenu 3.0
here are some thoughts about what gnomenu 3 should be:
Create a python plugin system that each theme creator can use:
image a theme maker whats to put a custom widget (weather, clock, calendar) in the menu, we should support this - REMOVED MAYBE UNTIL 4.0
Finish the migration for xfce:
This still depends on the completion of xfce-python. STILL NEEDS PROPER PYTHON XFCE BINDINGS
Improve speed:
Some new functions in gnomenu are still slow, we should find a way to improve this. DONE . STILL ROOM FOR MORE IMPROVMENTS
Release schedule :
GnoMenu should implement a monthly release, or 2 times a month, but i think i prefer only once a month
Support other docks:
Gnomenu 2.0 supports gnome-panel, xfce panel (using xfapplet), and avant-window-
We should also support Cairo-dock , and Gnome-do Docky, Cairo-dock implementation is possible using dbus, i dont know if docky supports any third party language applet - DONE
Migrate the panel applet from bonobo to dbus - REQUIRES PYTHON BINDINGS
Blueprint information
- Status:
- Not started
- Approver:
- Helder Fraga
- Priority:
- Undefined
- Drafter:
- Helder Fraga
- Direction:
- Needs approval
- Assignee:
- Helder Fraga
- Definition:
- Drafting
- Series goal:
- Accepted for trunk
- Implementation:
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Unknown
- Milestone target:
- None
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- Completed by
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im working on this
I had a thought that we could invoke some sort of sub theme set where if the theme supports it that a logo could be changed. The idea being that say a theme, like my Azenis2 theme, can be made to many times or just once. If I honored all the requests to change the color, or the distribution logo I would be making several copies.
Now add an ability to use logos and change them as a sub-theme and I make the menu once but just create new logos. The menu can state if it supports the logo sub-theme here <Capabilities HasSearch="1" HasIcon="1" HasFadeTransiti
Directory structure would be:
/usr
share
gnomenu
The directory name determines the logo name but inside the file is ALWAYS named logo.png.
Let me know if you need more info
im not shure i understand what this mean, could you make a mockup of some kind?
Here are the specifications I have in mind:
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I will also email them to you, both pdf and odt version.
