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Linux tux wallpaper theme 8 bit install#
Linux tux wallpaper theme 8 bit update#
Linux tux wallpaper theme 8 bit upgrade#
Linux tux wallpaper theme 8 bit code#

Note that we will only use Github to host the code and your future pull requests. to automatically build and test the entire project on Travis when there are new changes, etc.) And we can easily use other services thanks to Git's Hooks (e.g. We can even use the web interface to edit file and create pull requests!Īnother interesting thing is that we can easily review the code on Github by adding comments linked to some lines in the code. Many people are using Git, many people already have a Github account and there are a lot of documentations and tools about Git and Github. Not because it's Github but we hope that it will improve our visibility, we hope we will have more contributors ( because we're looking for new contributors, feel free to fork ). So, why did we switch? Mostly to be on Github.

but it's maybe not so useful for projects with only a few contributors. You can add aliases, you can switch from a branch to another without duplicating any folder, there are a lot of options, etc.

You can have a better control of your remote repos but it's a bit more complex. For example, you can do many things with the checkout command, maybe too many things. Of course, you can do all these stuff with Git but sometime it's not so easy and not so intuitive. Plus also all other tools to manage Ubuntu's. If you just need a snapshot of a branch and still have the possibility to be synced, there is an option to not clone the entire branch. If you want to undo your current changes, simply use revert command (by default, it will create backup files). If you want to undo your commit, simply use the understandable uncommit command. If you want to do two things in parallel, simply duplicate your folder. If you want to send your changes to another branch, simply add the new name when you push it. For example, by default you commit all you changes, no need to use a "stage" or add an option. It's absolutely not because BZR sucks! BZR is a great distributed version control system, easy to use and intuitive. Switch from BZR to Git on GithubWe just switched from BZR to Git on Github.

Linux tux wallpaper theme 8 bit install#

If you still don't support GTK 3, please install Cairo-Dock 3.3. Note that GTK 2 support has been dropped in this new release. For a complete ChangeLog, please have a look to our commit messages in the Terminal applet) and other details have been improved. If you try to reboot your computer during an upgrade, the dock will show you a warning.

Linux tux wallpaper theme 8 bit upgrade#

When upgrading your kernel (or a few other packages), you will see a notification only at the end of the upgrade of all packages which will propose you to reboot your computer.

When installing a new software, the Applications Menu will propose to you to open this new application at the end of the installation of all applications (of course, you can disable this behaviour).

Linux tux wallpaper theme 8 bit update#

Applications Menu and Logout applets will wait for the end of an update of the system before displaying notifications, e.g.:.

to change sound settings, lock the screen, logout, etc.)

On Cinnamon, the dock will open more specific applications (e.g.

When adding new desktops from the Switcher applet, a special case has been added for Compiz user to add workspaces instead of desktops (not the same concept) and save the new settings.

If it's the first time you're using our Cairo-Dock Session but your current dock only has one panel, you'll see a proposition to switch to the 'Default-Panel' theme.

There is a better integration with your Window Manager, e.g.:.

Other improvementsMany other tiny improvements and bugs fixes have added to this version in order to fix some details that can help the user, e.g.:

Window manager specification (X11 ICCCM and EWMH) ( ).

Guest abandonned the task Third Party: Add a webpage for the version 2.2.0 in the project Cairo-Dock Plug-Ins ExtrasĬairo-Dock implements the following protocols and standards: