Marc Tardif [2012-02-22 17:16 -0000]:
> - Users installing from the desktop image will have checkbox-qt;
This implies that upgraders will get it, too, as the updated
ubuntu-desktop package will have to depend on it.
> - Users upgrading from Oneiric will have the latest checkbox-gtk.
I. e. upgraders will have -gtk and -qt.
> So, we will keep maintaining checkbox-gtk in addition to checkbox-qt
> during the Precise cycle and we won't need a transitional package.
Does the -qt package do anything the -gtk one doesn't? If you keep
support for it anyway, why can't we just stay with -gtk for GNOME? It
looks much more native to the system anyway.
Marc Tardif [2012-02-22 17:16 -0000]:
> - Users installing from the desktop image will have checkbox-qt;
This implies that upgraders will get it, too, as the updated
ubuntu-desktop package will have to depend on it.
> - Users upgrading from Oneiric will have the latest checkbox-gtk.
I. e. upgraders will have -gtk and -qt.
> So, we will keep maintaining checkbox-gtk in addition to checkbox-qt
> during the Precise cycle and we won't need a transitional package.
Does the -qt package do anything the -gtk one doesn't? If you keep
support for it anyway, why can't we just stay with -gtk for GNOME? It
looks much more native to the system anyway.
Martin
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