Hi there,
I am reading a lot about feature requests here that belong only to a "default theme".
IMHO, a spin should deliver the most useful applications of a special matter, in our case Xfce. It's a great feature to have the availability of so many different themes.
As Christoph and others have stated already and a lot of times, the space on a CD image is limited. It has to be taken a decision what features, therefore applications and other data, are important to show as a demonstration case.
Everyone is free to install the spin to another media (hard drive, usb stick, etc.) and customize it to its specific user needs, for instance install more themes and play with them around.
There's also the possibility to create an own spin. I have never tried that howto [0], maybe there's some special tweaking additionally needed? It would be a good idea to start with a working spin definition like for the Xfce spin it exits.
Well, the main question is: Is it worth to create an (officially supported) extra spin [1], only for another *default* theme or at least a nicer wall paper?! For personal usage, no question at all.
Just my 5 ct.
- Raphael
[0] http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_create_and_use_a_Live_CD [1] http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Spins_Process
Raphael Groner wrote :
Hi there,
I am reading a lot about feature requests here that belong only to a "default theme".
I have some other suggestions in mind, about applications, but it will come later :p
IMHO, a spin should deliver the most useful applications of a special matter, in our case Xfce. It's a great feature to have the availability of so many different themes.
As Christoph and others have stated already and a lot of times, the space on a CD image is limited. It has to be taken a decision what features, therefore applications and other data, are important to show as a demonstration case.
I totally agree with that point.
Well, the main question is: Is it worth to create an (officially supported) extra spin [1], only for another *default* theme or at least a nicer wall paper?! For personal usage, no question at all.
I don't think so. Creating an other Xfce spin is useless. And creating a Xfce remix (remixes and spins are different, see the guidelines) is useless too if it's only for a theme and a wallpaper. Just my opinion.