Re: What do I want?

Ricardo Fernández Pascual <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.galeon.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
El mié, 16-10-2002 a las 01:52, Philip Langdale escribió:
> It's been asked, and fair enough.
> 
> In a nutshell, my ideal galeon2, from a ui perspective, is galeon1 using
> gtk2/gnome2 libs. If it coincides with the HIG, it's a fluke; it does
> everything galeon1 does, and it lets me do everything galeon1 let me do.
> Of course, the current galeon2 backend architecture is great, and I
> applaude marco for making it so. (With the caveat that I think the gtk
> object system is something no one should be exposed to for any
> significant length of time :-)
> 
> Uncompromising and extreme? Sure, marco has his vision and so do I. Is
> there a middle ground? Frankly I don't think so. Galeon2 started off as
> a sort of middle ground and neither of us was happy with it. Marco's
> gotten his way since then, and I'm certainly no happier.
> 
> We talked about a slight refactoring of the backend to allow for thin
> ui development to follow to two independent tracks. Right now I think
> this is the best way to do. It requires minimal (if any) compromises in
> vision on either side and allows the solid backend to stay in place and
> recieve the full attention it should from what few developers we have.
> 
> If it sounds like a glorified 'advanced' mode, it probably is. So what?
> Either two thin binaries sharing a .so backend or a command line switch.
> We got agreement that either would be an acceptable way to go on sunday.

I still think the command line switch would be acceptable. 

> Well, now push has come to shove, so let's do it. The only other
> alternative is a fork and that will render galeon2 completely
> irrelevant, though I have serious doubts about it's relevance at the
> moment.
> 
> --phil

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Ricardo Fernández Pascual
[email protected]
Murcia. España.



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