| 2009-02-19 18:56:47 |
Pedro Villavicencio |
brasero: statusexplanation |
linking the upstream report in the meantime. |
comment from upstream:
"Since brasero inclusion in GNOME, things have changed; Brasero now supports all
you describe above but not through desktop files but through other applications
(totem for video, nautilus for data, audio with banshee and hopefully one day
with rhythmbox provided the pending patch is accepted, ...); there are other
applications like gthumb, f-spot, eog maybe that could benefit from an
integration with brasero (I need to work on that during next developement
cycle).
There remain only one desktop file for brasero itself and all more advanced
operations it provides.
So since the plans for the future is to expose more of brasero's features
through other applications (which is more or less the above proposition), I
think this bug has become obsolete.
Thanks for the propositions though. It indeed made sense (and still does) to
"split" brasero's functionalities and expose them differently, not in a single
window. I just don't think more desktop files is the solution.
" |
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