Sure... you can keep Jokosher if you like it.. since its not really my project I have no say in it. FYI F-Spot is for Foto Spot (Foto = Photo). But you are right, Epiphany has nothing to do with browsing.
I think you need to follow their standards and guidelines for usability etc - http://library.gnome.org/devel/
I'm assuming Jokosher is using GTK which is their #1 requirement.
I'll have to contact gnome guys and find out how to get the Jokosher project as a Gnome subproject. Since lots of Distros are based off of gnome, the chances of jokosher being included in the default app of the distro is higher. You will get more users and more developers who are interested in the project and are willing to contribute.. which means faster development.. Also, you will have only have to add jokosher to the Gnome Repos instead of adding it to each and every distro. If the distro likes your software, they will take it. The process becomes more streamlined and you can bring out better versions every six months.
I'm sure a Gnome developer can explain the advantages much better. But, I'll try and get in touch with someone and let you.. or forward them to this page.
Sure... you can keep Jokosher if you like it.. since its not really my project I have no say in it. FYI F-Spot is for Foto Spot (Foto = Photo). But you are right, Epiphany has nothing to do with browsing.
I think you need to follow their standards and guidelines for usability etc - http:// library. gnome.org/ devel/
I'm assuming Jokosher is using GTK which is their #1 requirement.
I'll have to contact gnome guys and find out how to get the Jokosher project as a Gnome subproject. Since lots of Distros are based off of gnome, the chances of jokosher being included in the default app of the distro is higher. You will get more users and more developers who are interested in the project and are willing to contribute.. which means faster development.. Also, you will have only have to add jokosher to the Gnome Repos instead of adding it to each and every distro. If the distro likes your software, they will take it. The process becomes more streamlined and you can bring out better versions every six months.
I'm sure a Gnome developer can explain the advantages much better. But, I'll try and get in touch with someone and let you.. or forward them to this page.