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Rework the list to be more user oriented.

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Reword the login part.
Add missing and remove non-existent applications.
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ajacoutot 2010-04-18 17:30:50 +00:00
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# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.96 2010/03/27 14:18:18 ajacoutot Exp $
# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.97 2010/04/18 17:30:50 ajacoutot Exp $
COMMENT= GNOME session
GNOME_PROJECT= gnome-session
GNOME_VERSION= 2.28.0
PKGNAME= ${DISTNAME}p9
PKGNAME= ${DISTNAME}p10
CATEGORIES= x11

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$OpenBSD: README.OpenBSD,v 1.30 2010/03/22 17:34:04 jasper Exp $
$OpenBSD: README.OpenBSD,v 1.31 2010/04/18 17:30:50 ajacoutot Exp $
The OpenBSD/GNOME desktop
=========================
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- Communication
* ekiga - SIP and H.323 conferencing application
* empathy - Telepathy based messenger for e.g. MSN, Jabber, etc
* epiphany - lightweight and simple web browser
* epiphany (+epiphany-extensions) - lightweight and simple web browser
* evolution - integrated email and PIM software
* gossip - Jabber client
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* ghex - HEX editor
* glade3 - user interface builder
* gnome-devel-docs - developer documentation
* gnome-development-monitor - GUI to follow GNOME development activity
- Graphics & Multimedia
* cheese - take photos and videos with your webcam
* eog-plugins - plugins for EOG
* evince - document viewer for multiple document formats
* f-spot - photo management application
* gnome-games - collection of games
* gnome-games-extra-data - extra themes and artwork for GNOME games
* gnome-video-arcade - MAME front-end
* rhythmbox - music management application
* simple-scan - simple scanning utility
* totem - multimedia player
- Utilities
* alacarte - simple menu editing tool
* cheese - take photos and videos with your webcam
* conduit - all-in-one synchronization application
* evince - document viewer for multiple document formats
* gcalctool - desktop calculator
* gconf-editor - editor for GConf settings
* gnome-games - collection of games
* gnome-scan - scanning application
* gnome-themes-extras - extra themes for GNOME
* gnome-video-arcade - MAME front-end
* gnomebaker - CD/DVD burning application
* gucharmap - Unicode character map
* hamster-applet - time tracker applet
* mergeant - database administration GUI
* nautilus-open-terminal - open terminal from a nautilus folder
* gnome-nettool - interface for various networking tools
* nautilus-sendto - integrate applications into Nautilus
* tango-icon-theme - Tango icon theme
* pessulus - lockdown editor for desktop
* planner - project management
* seahorse - encryption, keys and passwords manager
* seahorse (+seahorse-plugins) - encryption, keys and passwords manager
* system-config-printer - printer (CUPS) administration tool
* tomboy - desktop note-taking
* totem - multimedia player
* tracker-search - powerful desktop search tool and indexer
* vinagre - VNC Client (remote Desktop client)
* vino - VNC server (allows remote access to your Desktop)
* xdg-user-dirs-gtk - manage well know user directories
- Themes
* gnome-themes-extras - extra themes for GNOME
* tango-icon-theme - Tango icon theme
* Startup and more documentation
------------------------------
One can log in using the login manager, GDM. Or by using the 'startx' command.
In order to use the latter, add a line like the following to your .xinitrc
or .xsession script: 'exec ${TRUEPREFIX}/bin/gnome-session' .
Login can be made using the GNOME Login Manager: GDM. Or you can add the
following line corresponding to your login preference:
exec ${TRUEPREFIX}/bin/gnome-session
in ~/.xinitrc when using startx(1)
in ~/.xsession when using xdm(1)
For more information on using OpenBSD packages please refer to:
http://www.OpenBSD.org/faq/faq15.html . For more general information on