Clockwerk +1 2009/8/10 Philippe Houdoin <philippe.houdoin@xxxxxxxxx> > > Anyway, I'm torn a bit, but I would like to include the following > > (alphabetically): > > BeBook, BePDF, CVS, Development, Firefox, OpenSSH, Pe, P7zip, > > Subversion, Nano, Welcome > > > > ("Nano" would mean that vim should be removed from the image, and > > repository, which was the plan anyway, as discussed earlier) > > Thus, I would like to make this a developer centric release. > > Agreed. Haiku R1 Alpha sounds like our own BeOS DR. > > If it's targetted at developer mainly, let's add all developement packages > : > - Tar (not only usefull for developers, though...) > - Python > > > Clockwerk, Vision, WonderBrush > > I agree with others, Vision is a must-have too. > Any *new* people who will dare to test Haiku alpha will have a far > better first experience if they can get whatever help they needs "live > from within Haiku", which imply being able to surf the haiku-os.org > web (Firefox), read/write some mails (built-in Mail Kit) and chat over > the advertised IRC channels (no IRC client by default, uh?!). > > Okay, his name sounds like a video tool, but that's not the point ;-) > > WonderBursh, while not absolutely required for a developer target, is > the most native, complete and powerfull image *creation/edition* tool > we have. Plus Stephan gracefully offer a free licence for Haiku, I > don't see why we should waste it... :-) > > Regarding Clockwerk, while I like his already cool features (real-time > rotated/mirrored videos...), it's user interface doesn't looks like a > user-friendly polished NLE software enough for an alternative > operating system self-proclamed user-friendly. > And several Mindwork'isms are still visible. > Beside, MediaConverter is there and can show Haiku's Media Kit > encoding capability. Well, re-encoding, that is. > > So, to summarize: > > + Tar > + Python > + WonderBrush > + Vision > > And that's all. > > Bye, > Philippe Houdoin. > >