Is Epiphany/Web 3.8 available to those of us who have updated an Ubuntu Gnome daily install to Gnome 3.7.92 from the Gnome3 and Gnome3-staging PPA's?
I know the source is available, but a package is obviously preferable.
Thanks.
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Is Epiphany/Web 3.8 available to those of us who have updated an Ubuntu Gnome daily install to Gnome 3.7.92 from the Gnome3 and Gnome3-staging PPA's?
I know the source is available, but a package is obviously preferable.
Thanks.
Same here...just upgraded to gnome 3.8 with the gnome3 staging PPA and checked this PPA and the regular gnome3 team PPA and can't find web 3.8 :(
I'd be keen to see a package for Web 3.8 as well. I seem to remember it also being a bit of a late-comer in the past, though.
Although Firefox is now the default browser, Epiphany/Web 3.8 is a 'need to have' for a Gnome enthusiast as myself and used to be part of the Ubuntu Gnome Remix, like PackageKit used to be part of the Ubuntu Gnome Remix.
Just because Ubuntu Gnome now uses different default software it doesn't mean that I don't want to use Web and PackageKit with the new Gnome 3.8
So, to the Ubuntu GNOME team: " Please let us have the possibility to choose" , don't 'cripple' the complete Gnome 3.8 experience
Uh, I haven't personally packaged the new WebKit and Epiphany yet because WebKit takes a long time (and a lot of hard drive space) to build and the cost/benefit ratio wasn't worth it to me when there were a lot of other things that needed to be done. I'd love to see the new versions too and now that Debian has packaged them it's easier for Ubuntu to get them too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stinger
I think many people got involved in open source because they saw something that wasn't being done and stepped up to get it done. The Ubuntu GNOME team could use help with packaging, identifying bug fixes, and more.
@jbicha
"Houston we have a problem" ;)
Gnome 3.8 is not official and only available in the Gnome3 ppa, so therefore, as I understand it, bugs cannot be reported using launchpad but has to be reported directly to the GNOME3 Team, right ?
Would I have to report on their mailing list ? Because that would involve me applying for membership and as you know, I'm more a pain in the a.. than I'm a developer :biggrin: , only team members can post on the mailing list.
Another solution could be to report to the teams admins but I don't know how they feel about being spammed with requests and bug reports ?
A little of topic but still.. My GDM bug seems to be present on the Ubuntu Gnome mailing list here by Fran Dieguez
Is this the way to report a bug regardig Gnome 3.8 ? I thought this mailing list was for the official Ubuntu GNOME ( Gnome 3.6 ) ?
Complete confusion on where to report what and how ? Thats why I choose to use the forum instead but the messages seems to drown in the masses and are easily overlooked :(
I'm not talented when it comes to packaging but maybe I could learn if guided ? but I can "identifying bug fixes, and more." if you show me where and what to do ;)
Regards
Stinger
Ps.
Would it be possible for you, the Ubuntu GNOME team, to create your own forum ?
It could have Bug and Request sub forums etc.
I think Ubuntu GNOME could benefit a lot from having a dedicated forum.
Guess who said that ( no, not Mark S ;) ) It's taken from hereQuote:
The community is the most important asset of a distribution. It provides feedback, ideas, promotion, support, bug reports, artwork, motivation, it's the living heart of any open-source project. In my opinion you need both clear leadership and good communication with the community.
Don't use the Gnome3 ppa here but it states on the ppa page -Quote:
Originally Posted by Stinger
Edit: - gave it a try on a test install I'm dumping, accepts bugs on Gnome3 ppa package(s)Quote:
=== Bugs ===
On Raring (13.04) please use 'ubuntu-bug' to report bugs against packages in this PPA
@mc4man
Strange... I didn't see that before, my bad if it has been there all along.
Thanks for pointing it out :) Makes bug reporting for Gnome 3.8 much easier.
But I'm afraid it does not solve the situation regarding Epiphany/Web 3.8 request ( or packagekit for that matter, personally I think all of Gnome 3.8 should be available, but I know we must accept the developers decisions, they have their reasons )
I know Jeremy has been struggling with Web before in Quantal, it's not an easy task, but I can see that some progress has been made for getting Gnome 3.8 ready here, here and at the staging ppa
so I don't think it would take too long before all the peaces are put together in a working Gnome 3.8 and if we are lucky no peaces are missing ;)
Update: GDM bug reported
GNOME Web (Epiphany) 3.7.91 is available in the GNOME3 PPA now. It took several days to get the new WebKit to build on the Ubuntu PPAs. I don't plan on working on a newer WebKit any time soon (which is a pre-requisite to get a newer version of GNOME Web) but I may take a look once Debian gets around to packaging it. You'll need to install epiphany-browser-webkit2 if you want the brand new WebKit2 version; otherwise, epiphany-browser offers the more thoroughly tested WebKit version.
Thanks much for taking the time to build it. I installed the webkit2 version a few hours ago and so far, so good.Quote:
Originally Posted by jbicha
Been using Ubuntu Gnome 13.04 since the iso's were available. Moved over from Fedora 18. That's really good. This is better. On 3.6, I had only one apport alert, from Rhythmbox. I've had a few more with 3.8, especially from Network Manager, but fewer than I'd expect from an unreleased version of Ubuntu running a mix of Gnome 3.8 and 3.7.9-whatever.