Breezy prerelease tour!

[UbuWu]

Well actually it is a gnome 2.12 prerelease tour, but as breezy will have gnome 2.12, this covers pretty much of the visual changes you will see in breezy:

http://www.gnome.org/~davyd/gnome-2-12/

Looking good! :grin:

[Burgundavia]

The Documentation Team will also be producing a guide that shows all the cool things in Breezy, as some things, like Gnome power manager and NetworkManager (possibly) are not upstream gnome stuff.

Corey

[bored2k]

Looks even more promising than I expected ! Can't wait for it to reach gold )on the month of my birthday yay !) ^__^ .

[sapo]

Looks even more promising than I expected ! Can't wait for it to reach gold )on the month of my birthday yay !) ^__^ .

I think the same.. now i m really itching to get breezy ASAP :-#

[NeoSNightmarE]

That's awesomeness. I think that I'm gonna like breezy...a lot and I already can't imagine them improving on Hoary so seeing them use that and whatever else they throw in, it will be sweet. I was going to skip upgrading for a while but I think I may get this done upon release. :smile: now to wait for that breezy documentation.

[darkmatter]

Is it just wishful thinking on my part, or is font rendering actually that sharp? :smile:

[bored2k]

Is it just wishful thinking on my part, or is font rendering actually that sharp? :smile:
Could be our anxiety but yes, I think it's looking better.

[benplaut]

the menu editor looks weak, but... we have our Smeg (or, will soon... my condolences about the hard drive).

i just now realized...

two point ten, not two point one oh :roll:

[auburn]

really cool. thx for posting that link. I like how you can right click a folder, choose "send to" and it offers to zip it for you...

[kvidell]

That's looking really nice... But what about this fabled Network Manager?
Where can I find out more about that?

Regardless, It may draw me back from my [Open/Flux]Box addiction.

mm.. *Box....
- Kev

[ubuntp]

One thing not mentioned on that page, and already working in current breezy: Dragging text to a Nautilus window will create a text document. That's pretty nice.

[ubuntu_demon]

That's looking really nice... But what about this fabled Network Manager?
Where can I find out more about that?

Regardless, It may draw me back from my [Open/Flux]Box addiction.

mm.. *Box....
- Kev
http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDownUnder/BreezyGoals

more specificely :

http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkMagic
http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/WirelessNetworkManagement
http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager (doesnt exist yet)

[newbie2]

Well actually it is a gnome 2.12 prerelease tour, but as breezy will have gnome 2.12, this covers pretty much of the visual changes you will see in breezy:

http://www.gnome.org/~davyd/gnome-2-12/

Looking good! :grin:

spatial tree view....i like that :smile:

[Spoofhound]

Well actually it is a gnome 2.12 prerelease tour, but as breezy will have gnome 2.12, this covers pretty much of the visual changes you will see in breezy:

http://www.gnome.org/~davyd/gnome-2-12/

Looking good! :grin:

Thanks for the link, it looks really gret - and ready just when I return from holiday!

[theturner]

really cool. thx for posting that link. I like how you can right click a folder, choose "send to" and it offers to zip it for you...


Just install "nautilus-sendto". IIRC, it's even in hoary universe.

[ubuntu_demon]

looks very promising !

[Stormy Eyes]

Looks sweet.

[manicka]

Very nice, can hardly wait!

Evince looks like a great program

[Buffalo Soldier]

Is it just wishful thinking on my part, or is font rendering actually that sharp?Could be our anxiety but yes, I think it's looking better.I hope this will also improve the fonts on LCD display.

[jdodson]

sweet, sweet stuff.

i love teh gnome!!!1

[RastaMahata]

Looks even more promising than I expected ! Can't wait for it to reach gold )on the month of my birthday yay !) ^__^ .
september 7 is my birthday :)

[darkmatter]

Very nice, can hardly wait!

Evince looks like a great program

Evince is nice. I use it on a daily basis.

I would honestly say that it is the best oss pdf viewer to date.

[NoTiG]

Looks nice!

[m0biu5]

Evince is nice. I use it on a daily basis.

I would honestly say that it is the best oss pdf viewer to date.
I agree - it is my favorite as well.

[aerials]

I like what I see there :)
And I'm sure gonna love Evince and vertical panels :D

[panickedthumb]

You can already do vertical panels, but if you have the menu applet (foot, applications, places, system) it doesn't work as well as it should.

[ubuntu_demon]

You can already do evince (from backports) works great :-D

[darkmatter]

The only software that is not 100% open source on my box is flash and java, If GNOME (as well as KDE/Linux in general) keeps developing at the current rate, I'm sure we'll find solutions to those as well.

[Xian]

The only software that is not 100% open source on my box is flash and java,
Heh. I honestly don't have a clue. Makes me wonder....
I know I don't have any registration nag windows that pop up. :)

[benplaut]

The only software that is not 100% open source on my box is flash and java, If GNOME (as well as KDE/Linux in general) keeps developing at the current rate, I'm sure we'll find solutions to those as well.

...and graphics drivers, i assume?

[darkmatter]

...and graphics drivers, i assume?

Oops...missed one.

[matthew]

Very nice! I'm looking forward to the release.

[manicka]

You can already do evince (from backports) works great :-D
I found it in hoary universe :D

[jnoreiko]

Wow!
Tree view in Nautilus! :D