During those 12 weeks of my Google summer of code, I have hacked mainly on 2 gnome project which are gvfs and libgdata.
Concerning libgdata, I added the google documents service and it's now in the master branch, it's functional even if there are still a few bugs.
As far as gvfs is concerned, I have an alpha version of the gdocs backend which isn't really usable for final users yet, but don't worry I am going to make it working well in the coming weeks! All the functions are implemented, I need to stabilize it and optimize it in order to hopefully get it merged in gvfs.
I have also worked a little bit on nautilus to support the new backend (almost nothing).
some screenshots:
If you anyway want to give it a try (I think you should wait a few weeks more), you will need:
- Libgdata master branch.
- My Gvfs branch.
- The latest nautilus and optionality my patch for a better integration of the new GVFS backend.
Thanks! Looking forward to see this distributed...
ResponderSuprimirWow. This is awesome. I am looking forward to this for sure!
ResponderSuprimirAwesome! Looking forward to trying this out when I get some time.
ResponderSuprimirgreat! will this be integrated into Ubuntu 10.04?
ResponderSuprimirThis is great! But I use KDE. Will be hard to port your work to dolphin?
ResponderSuprimirJust to say that I am still working on it even if this week I had other work to do for univesity. I have vacation in 2 weeks so I will work on it for buf fixes and... Merging. I hope it can be integrated in gnome3.0, so I think in ubuntu 10.04!!
ResponderSuprimir@Michael: Yes you would have to do all my work again I think to port it to dophin since it's based on gnome technologies (GVFS and libgdata).
Thanks for the comment ;)
Thanks for sharing your info. I really appreciate your efforts and I will be waiting for your further write ups thanks once again.
ResponderSuprimirvery nice thanks for sharing
ResponderSuprimirhey friend see snow on google
Type “Let It Snow” on @Google If you click and drag you can wipe the snow away. It is great. source: http://le-titsnow.blogspot.com