Gnome Sharp is up to version 2.20 (http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/gnome-sharp/2.20/) and this version is required for Gnome Do 0.5, which is awesome.
yep, just need to update gtk-sharp-2.12 in order to do so. updating...
hm...currently too many mono packages depends on that release and will brake dependencies on this part (this is the case on rawhide at this time). Please read the devel-list@ for more informations about.
Also, could you tell me the importance to update gnome-do to 0.5 ? thx
(In reply to comment #3) > Also, could you tell me the importance to update gnome-do to 0.5 ? Gnome-Do 0.5 just has a "bunch of cool new features" - new plugins, overall improvements, etc. (http://blog.davebsd.com/2008/06/09/gnome-do-05/). Nothing critical, just hoping not to have to wait four months for Fedora 10.
hm...it seem to have some bugs fixed too. checked out the changelog after asked it. seem not to be shipped with the tarball (or maybe 'cause i don't look closer enough). anyways, i'll wait a up from other mono packages maintainers before go foward. Thanks fot your understanding.
hm...it seem to have some bugs fixed too. checked out the changelog after asked it. seem not to be shipped with the tarball (or maybe 'cause i don't look closer enough). anyways, i'll wait a up from other mono packages maintainers before go foward. Thanks for your understanding.
Do you plan to add this update in Fedora 9 ? How can i help you to do it? Thanks for all your support.
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