Updated Roadmap

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Clement Lefebvre
2013-05-28 13:21:06 +01:00
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======================================================================= MDM
Bugs found in Mint 15 RC ---
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2 System
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- No EFI El-Torito entry in the ISO. Verified with "dumpet -i file.iso". Ubuntu can boot on UEFI. Mint only has 0×00, so it only boots on BIOS(or CSM for UEFI) but not UEFI.
2 Total (started at 82 ;))
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- w32codecs, w64codecs, libdvdcss2 (previously hosted by medibuntu) are not in the repositories.
- Now I need to explicitly state “apt-get install skype:i386″ if I want to upgrade to skype 4.2 from the Mint repo, or either apt-get won’t know it can be updated. Since this is not the same package, apt-get will also want to remove skype and skype-bin:i386.
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Upcoming
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Cinnamon
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- Nemo: Add devices to MoveTo/CopyTo context menu
- Nemo: when the breadcrumb is full, and you use the back button to show the start of it.. the forward button doesn't do anything so you can't get back to the end. Also, the last two items on the first page are not clickable.
- Desklet position is lost after killing MDM
MDM 1.2
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- Performance improvements - Performance improvements
- HTML Greeter: When there's a lot of languages the whole theme itself gets a scrollbar instead of just the language menu - HTML Greeter: When there's a lot of languages the whole theme itself gets a scrollbar instead of just the language menu
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- UI Improvements for Software Management - UI Improvements for Software Management
- Check if xterm is needed (by xinit) - Consider removing splash screen in mintinstall
- update ubiquity-slideshow (mentions vlc, giver, pdf printer etc..) - update ubiquity-slideshow (mentions vlc, giver, pdf printer etc..)
- Review mintupdate design
- Review mintbackup design
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Long term
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Cinnamon 2.0 Cinnamon 2.0
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- Calendar events - similar to KDE's implementation [lockjs] - Replace gnome-settings-daemon with cinnamon-settings-daemon
- Configurable color schemes for themes - Replace gnome-session wich our own session manager or a simple xsession script
- Upgrade Menu applet with mintMenu features (highlight new apps, install/remove apps, search the Web) [clem] - Review any remaining GNOME backend components and dependencies
- Rethink Cinnamon 2D, fallback to a non-shadow CPU-less intensive session in software rendering mode and/or Muffin/OpenBox (whatever happens, the user should know he's not running the "real" Cinnamon, he should be told why, and he should find himself with a working WM (even a minimalistic one like OpenBox)). - Factorize translations into cinnamon-translations
- Use bumpmaps, make them optional, make compositing optional if possible - Implement a non-accelerated fallback GTK panel and session
- Consider shipping our own version of gjs (as opposed to using the system one and in an effort to ease backports)
- Convert all system applets, desklets to use settings api
- Calendar events - similar to KDE's implementation [lockjs]
- Upgrade Menu applet with mintMenu features (highlight new apps, install/remove apps, search the Web) [clem]
- Use bumpmaps, make them optional, make compositing optional if possible
NEW APPLETS NEW APPLETS
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- File preview - File preview
- Add devices to MoveTo/CopyTo context menu
R&D - When the breadcrumb is full, and you use the back button to show the start of it.. the forward button doesn't do anything so you can't get back to the end. Also, the last two items on the first page are not clickable.
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- Add ubiquity features to live-installer (better partitioning, fs support, EFI, OEM..etc)