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  10 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  I think we could consider using tweaked plasma welcome for plasma based installations. For gnome gnome-tour doesn't seem sufficient IMHO. But any of the existing apps will not cover EOL notification (could be separate service though)

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I think we could consider using tweaked plasma welcome for plasma based installations. For gnome gnome-tour doesn't seem sufficient IMHO. But any of the existing apps will not cover EOL notification (could be separate service though)
 
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  8 months ago by pwerneck | Reply

  Why not turn it modular allowing customers to add their own info on customized apps? Maybee getting info from network?

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Why not turn it modular allowing customers to add their own info on customized apps? Maybee getting info from network?
 
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  8 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  As of now based on initial input I think we want to use customized plasma-welcome for KDE and customized gnome-tour for GNOME. We're not trying to do make another YaST.

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As of now based on initial input I think we want to use customized plasma-welcome for KDE and customized gnome-tour for GNOME. We're not trying to do make another YaST.
 
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  8 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  Sharing plans with Factory (hoping for some feedback) https://lists.opensuse.org/archives/list/factory@lists.opensuse.org/thread/6J5FSS7K6YU7GMPK3I6E52SLKZJSCA77/

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Sharing plans with Factory (hoping for some feedback) https://lists.opensuse.org/archives/list/factory@lists.opensuse.org/thread/6J5FSS7K6YU7GMPK3I6E52SLKZJSCA77/
 
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  6 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  Let's meet at 10:00am on Monday at meet.opensuse.org/welcome and discuss who wants to do what. There seems to be multiple people interested in the effort. Thank you folks!

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Let's meet at 10:00am on Monday at [meet.opensuse.org/welcome](https://meet.opensuse.org/welcome) and discuss who wants to do what. There seems to be multiple people interested in the effort. Thank you folks!
 
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  6 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  EOL notification or a new relese notification is not necessarily in scope of this project. This could be a plugin to gnome-software, kdiscover or a standalone yast software tool https://hackweek.opensuse.org/24/projects/yqpkg-bringing-the-single-package-selection-back-to-life

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EOL notification or a new relese notification is not necessarily in scope of this project. This could be a plugin to gnome-software, kdiscover or a standalone yast software tool https://hackweek.opensuse.org/24/projects/yqpkg-bringing-the-single-package-selection-back-to-life
 
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  6 months ago by dgarcia | Reply

  I would like to work on the Gtk application.

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  6 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  Marius will work on the plasma-welcome. People can reach to Jay or lkocman if they need extra graphics.

  Please make sure that both gnome-tour and plasma-welcome are forked under github.com/openSUSE and that is used as an upstream for the application.

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Marius will work on the plasma-welcome. People can reach to Jay or lkocman if they need extra graphics. Please make sure that both gnome-tour and plasma-welcome are forked under github.com/openSUSE and that is used as an upstream for the application.
 
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  6 months ago by lkocman | Reply

  https://github.com/openSUSE/openSUSE-welcome/blob/master/data/qrc/web/images/sinking.svg could be temporary placeholder for the initial welcome screen (same as the old app)

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https://github.com/openSUSE/openSUSE-welcome/blob/master/data/qrc/web/images/sinking.svg could be temporary placeholder for the initial welcome screen (same as the old app)
 
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  6 months ago by dgarcia | Reply

  The gnome-tour fork can be found here: https://github.com/openSUSE/gnome-tour, and I've started to add some commits on top of master to customize.

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The gnome-tour fork can be found here: https://github.com/openSUSE/gnome-tour, and I've started to add some commits on top of master to customize.
 
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  6 months ago by dgarcia | Reply

  After some testing and investigation about the current workflow for the welcome app:

  1. x11_enhanced pattern recommends opensuse-welcome app.
  2. We can add a Recommends: gnome-tour to the gnome pattern
  3. The application run using xdg autostart, so gnome-tour package should put the file in /etc/xdg/autostart and set to hidden on close.
  4. In the case of having a system with multiple desktops, we can choose the specific welcome app using the OnlyShowIn/NotShowIn config in desktop file

  So I've created a draft PR to do not show the openSUSE-welcome app in GNOME, and I've also the gnome-tour fork in my home OBS project.

  I've been testing this configuration in Tumbleweed with GNOME, KDE and XFCE installed and it works as expected. The openSUSE-welcome is shown in KDE and XFCE and the gnome-tour app is only shown in GNOME.

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After some testing and investigation about the current workflow for the welcome app: 1. [x11_enhanced](https://code.opensuse.org/package/patterns-base/blob/master/f/patterns-base.spec#_861) pattern recommends opensuse-welcome app. 2. We can add a `Recommends: gnome-tour` to the [gnome pattern](https://code.opensuse.org/package/patterns-gnome/blob/master/f/patterns-gnome.spec#_240) 3. The application run using [xdg autostart](https://specifications.freedesktop.org/autostart-spec/latest/), so gnome-tour package should put the file in /etc/xdg/autostart and set to hidden on close. 4. In the case of having a system with multiple desktops, we can choose the specific welcome app using the `OnlyShowIn/NotShowIn` [config in desktop file](https://specifications.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/recognized-keys.html) So I've created a [draft PR](https://github.com/openSUSE/openSUSE-welcome/pull/43) to do not show the openSUSE-welcome app in GNOME, and I've also the [gnome-tour fork](https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:dgarcia:branches:GNOME:Next/gnome-tour) in my home OBS project. I've been testing this configuration in Tumbleweed with GNOME, KDE and XFCE installed and it works as expected. The openSUSE-welcome is shown in KDE and XFCE and the gnome-tour app is only shown in GNOME.
 
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After some testing and investigation about the current workflow for the welcome app:
1. x11_enhanced pattern recommends opensuse-welcome app.
2. We can add a Recommends: gnome-tour to the gnome pattern
3. The application run using xdg autostart, so gnome-tour package should put the file in /etc/xdg/autostart and set to hidden on close.
4. In the case of having a system with multiple desktops, we can choose the specific welcome app using the OnlyShowIn/NotShowIn config in desktop file
So I've created a draft PR to do not show the openSUSE-welcome app in GNOME, and I've also the gnome-tour fork in my home OBS project.
I've been testing this configuration in Tumbleweed with GNOME, KDE and XFCE installed and it works as expected. The openSUSE-welcome is shown in KDE and XFCE and the gnome-tour app is only shown in GNOME.
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