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by **terlmann** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 20:16

thanks! and that's just it: you describe the issue exactly

by **jsyjr** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 3:02

This seems like a small but useful first step. Some while back I wrote on a similar subject:

http://www.sabayonlinux.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1285

by **Goatee** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:08

Who's gonna be on the dev team then?

by **Darksurf** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 5:13

I'm not a programmer yet.

This makes me sad every time I see a chance to help Sabayon or the linux community by programming and I don't know programming yet.... I'm in qbasic right now which is the requirement for programming. I have to take it first before I can take c++. Out of curiosity what languages are the best to learn for programming linux programs for now and future. Is python good. I know we use it a lot now, but will we in the future? is it fading? I know I need to know C. I want to also learn assembly

by **Goatee** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 7:15

i know python and shell, so if i write it it'll be mostly python

by **Mike** » Wed Feb 28, 2007 18:31

Darksurf wrote:I'm not a programmer yet. This makes me sad every time I see a chance to help Sabayon or the linux community by programming and I don't know programming yet.... I'm in qbasic right now which is the requirement for programming. I have to take it first before I can take c++. Out of curiosity what languages are the best to learn for programming linux programs for now and future. Is python good. I know we use it a lot now, but will we in the future? is it fading? I know I need to know C. I want to also learn assembly

If you really want to learn C++ just look around there's a lot of free guides for C++ on the internet. Python isn't very good for system level software but it's great for anything else. D seems very promising. You also might want to look into BitC, it seems interesting.

by **Darksurf** » Thu Mar 01, 2007 18:53

Really?? ThanX :shock:

I've never heard of D before

I'll have to look into it. Thanx again!

by **terlmann** » Fri Mar 02, 2007 22:53

is there anyone else who wants to help out here? I think 26 votes and 1500 views are cool , but :twisted:

ahah! I want more! /me is :greedy:^100

by **terlmann** » Fri Mar 02, 2007 22:53

is there anyone else who wants to help out here? I think 26 votes and 1500 views are cool , but :twisted:

ahah! I want more! /me is :greedy:^100

by **terlmann** » Thu May 03, 2007 23:51

Well , some of the things discussed here are actually taking place now , so I will add a few more !
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I propose that in 3.4 there be as well :
more WMs! that means : Afterstep and FVWM-Crystal.
my reasoning for this request is that you have removed xfce , and that leaves room for some more hot up and coming software. (wolfden: yes , I have emerged them. :-P

)

I also ask that IceWM be included . when set to a particular theme , and used in gnome by beryl as the WM , it looks strangely like another popular os....(MS)... some might think that bad... feel free to comment on this one buds.

Sauerbraten Spring Update - although I know you won't fail me already

I saw some sabayon users online actually playing this(the included one on 3.3) . I rate it a 5 out of five. now if only the newest version will stop crashing my vid card...

The Cool Kmenu replacement first examined by wolfden(out of those here ) http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=41866

Udept - you really have to get this installed by default - it makes things soo much easier.
true , it only takes a moment to emerge it , but what if it came by default?
one less instruction for newbs.or one more. depends on how much you plan to do.
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Also , could you set the upgrade mechanism in anaconda to not override the Make.conf by default , or at least back it up? PLEASE ?
:cry:

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Add install options to Anaconda-for the devs!! :-)

these actually might be usefull!!

I wish.....

Re: I wish.....

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