
Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
15:44:36

Anchit
11.04.2018
15:44:38
it is
The fedora one has been dead since ages.

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:44:43
wrong

Google

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:44:50
decathorpe is actively developing it
i saw updates last month itself

Anchit
11.04.2018
15:45:03

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:45:06
and he has a nightly repo

Lambda
11.04.2018
15:45:21
think I'll just stick with KDE
until something else comes up, that is

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:45:47
Link?
https://decathorpe.com/
https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/decathorpe/elementary-stable/
https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/decathorpe/elementary-nightly/

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
15:45:56
Up until the dev rage quit

Lambda
11.04.2018
15:46:24
the who whatnow

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:46:45

Anchit
11.04.2018
15:46:51
Oh. I was looking at this.
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/PantheonDesktop?rd=Features/pantheon

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:46:54
up until there was no fedora port anymore

Google

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:47:07
but iirc decathorpe is trying to get his port to the repos
im just going to keep saying decathorpe so people remember him lol

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
15:50:46

Anchit
11.04.2018
15:50:59
DECATHOROPE. Maybe fedora community people can actually help him. @jflory

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:51:00

Denis
11.04.2018
15:51:16
Pantheon is intended to work in elementary OS
elementaryOS is based on Ubuntu LTS which since some time contains outdated packages, and that's a problem I think. They depend on that packages, but new ones have different APIs or something incompatible with older versions

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:52:30

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
15:52:38

Denis
11.04.2018
15:52:39
Developers really don't bother yourself about other distributions users

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:52:57

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
15:52:59

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:53:01
the fedora one was abandoned

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
15:53:06
And XFCE
Those 3 work anywhere

Denis
11.04.2018
15:53:32
I'm talking specifically about Pantheon devs

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:53:54

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
15:54:16

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:54:32
pantheon devs themselves write their own app ecosystem

Google

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:54:56
everything is written in GTK3 and vala

Anchit
11.04.2018
15:55:06

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:55:06
in fact they ported to GTK3 before a lot of other distros

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
15:56:50

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:57:06
they are literally a small dev team doing nearly everything from scratch

Anchit
11.04.2018
15:57:43
What I want right now is the Budgie QT version to succeed. The developer keeps pushing back the date, and I think the project isn't doable by one person. They would really need a lot of manpower for that.

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
15:57:58
I don't really understand the need to reinvent the wheel by Linux communities

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:58:02

Anchit
11.04.2018
15:58:14

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:58:17
like gnome

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
15:58:19
But that's just me I think it's better to gang up on a problem

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:58:29

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
15:59:19

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:59:24
i mean hawaii and papyros clearly had a common goal and teamed up

Denis
11.04.2018
15:59:25
Im waiting for budgie Qt too, but I can't find any git repo or information about current progress

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
15:59:45
Budgie and Cinnamon have the same goals

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:59:49

Google

Kawaii
11.04.2018
15:59:58

Denis
11.04.2018
16:00:02
Feels like they haven't started yet

Kawaii
11.04.2018
16:00:45

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
16:00:45
There's also zero reason for all the many many WMs in the same vein as i3 that are slightly different

Kawaii
11.04.2018
16:00:52
cinnamon intends to be very powerful
Xmonad is haskell, and i doubt you could convince the devs to use a procedural language

Denis
11.04.2018
16:01:40
I also heard that budgie is intended to work with GNOME (gtk) programs

Lambda
11.04.2018
16:01:40
awesome uses lua, i believe

Kawaii
11.04.2018
16:01:41
Awesome wants lua scripts to customize along with the floating mode

Admin
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Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
16:01:45
I'm glad Ubuntu dropped Unity there was zero reason for it too

Lambda
11.04.2018
16:01:47
which is why I don't use awesomewm

Kawaii
11.04.2018
16:01:57

Allanitomwesh
11.04.2018
16:02:19

Kawaii
11.04.2018
16:02:21
good touch support, it had a good ux design, good ux features like the HUD

Lambda
11.04.2018
16:02:33

Kawaii
11.04.2018
16:02:35
and the unity devs disagreed with the initial direction of gnome 3
which made sense

Google

Kawaii
11.04.2018
16:03:06
Mark Shuttleworth wanted Convergence
no way gnome would have done that for them
and the gnome devs werent taking their suggestions either
tbh unity should have become a nice upstream project across distros
and it would have been successful imo

Justin
11.04.2018
16:10:12

Kawaii
11.04.2018
16:10:35
very good ones

Justin
11.04.2018
16:11:25

Kawaii
11.04.2018
16:11:34
it currently cannot be installed (so it should be removed?)
since it will no longer be maintained
(on f28)

Justin
11.04.2018
16:12:36
hes awesome
His interview publishes the morning of April 17. You should drop him a comment on his interview and tell him. ?

Kawaii
11.04.2018
16:12:48
its in groups list

Justin
11.04.2018
16:12:56
If it's a package problem, maybe better to ask in @fedorapackager? If it is packaged proper

Kawaii
11.04.2018
16:12:59
it last properly worked in 26 i think
not in 27 or 28