While we already have covered the very impressive Moblin V2 user interface, there's still a lot more to be blogged about over time. Today Michael Meeks blogged about some fun bits at Novell.
Anjal (Read the in depth blogpost by Srinivasa Ragavan) of course, but also Aaron has been working away at 'Cubano' - a new Banshee front-end using Clutter (I love everything that rimes with Clutter), and Tambet has been creating a simple, easy-to-use new UI for NetworkManager called Carrick - along with some great 3G information parsing stuff. Hopefully these guys'll blog about this shortly. Of course - a lot of the design and flair in the UIs has come from Intel's excellent UI team.
Besides all that, Ubuntu Developer Summit is approaching and as usual I will be providing you with news, links, videos and all the juicy details from UDS.
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May 20, 2009
Nov 24, 2008
GNOME Shell Status
The GNOME Shell handles the parts "around" the applications in GNOME. It replaces functions handled by the GNOME Panel and by the window manager in previous versions of GNOME.
It’s been about three weeks since work started on the GNOME Shell and recently Owen Taylor blogged about the status of the work. A lot of the first weeks has been taken up with infrastructure work - getting things building, adding new features to gobject-introspection and gjs, debugging problems with various graphics drivers. But some of the visual elements are beginning to come together as well.
Read the entire post here: http://blog.fishsoup.net/2008/11/22/gnome-shell-status/
It’s been about three weeks since work started on the GNOME Shell and recently Owen Taylor blogged about the status of the work. A lot of the first weeks has been taken up with infrastructure work - getting things building, adding new features to gobject-introspection and gjs, debugging problems with various graphics drivers. But some of the visual elements are beginning to come together as well.
Read the entire post here: http://blog.fishsoup.net/2008/11/22/gnome-shell-status/
Mar 17, 2008
Introducing Ubuntu Live stats
The idea behind the project Ubuntu Live Stats, is to reflect the enormous activity Ubuntu has on all fronts. The site is constantly updated and presents you with an overview of the latest activity related to Ubuntu. Now you can easily keep track of bugs, forum topics, security fixes and of course latest news.
http://www.ubuntustats.com/
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