[Ubuntu-BD] Ubuntu 8.10 Repository : DVD ISO
Shahriar Tariq
shahriar at linux.org.bd
Sun Nov 30 17:54:55 GMT 2008
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 11:28 PM, Shabab Mustafa
<shabab.mustafa at gmail.com>wrote:
> Well, according to primary plans, it was planned that RBL will have xFce
> Desktop Environment. So, think if we try to do something with RBL, working
> on Xubuntu will be more convinient than Ubuntu.
>
> Or we can make three dofferent versions as well, like:
> RBL Lite = xFce
> RBL Standard = Gnome
> RBL Cozy = KDE
>
> or we can try ony one this time and if it seems that people like it and
> demand for other environment, then we can think forward for other DEs.
I am not too sure about the project. If we really go ahead with this project
we will need full time Volunteers. There will be huge pressure on the
volunteers to keep up with schedule time amid other study or office work.
Above all we will need technically expert people not only to build it but
also to give support. Is there any Technically expert person to volunteer
for the project? Please let us know if you are interested to work hours
(after hours) work for this project.
Sadly understanding current scenario and volunteer state I don't think it
will be possible to have a fully functional stable Distro in less than
6months.
agreed with Shabab bhai about the de.
I think we can go with Gnome for several reasons
1) Ubuntu itself is on gnome by default
2) Similarity with Ubuntu Default environment?? (not too sure about this
one)
3) Gnome is already under Bengal Translation. We can utilize on that project
(of course giving due credit to Ankur)
4) For XFCE almost 100% needs to be translated
Now to go with XFCE
1) Light desktop to suit most peoples need, suitable for office/cyber
cafes/composing shop
2) Different look than Ubuntu (so that people just don't come and say what's
the point of it? I can use Ubuntu instead)
3) Availability of Completely new project (XFCE localization) without any
tie to any other project.
To go with KDE
1) really cool desktop
2) really powerful applications
3) highly customizable
4) extremely resource hungry
5) very buggy
So what do people says?? any volunteer??
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Thanking you
Shahriar
Volunteer, Bangladesh Linux Users Alliance http://linux.org.bd
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