* I haven’t had time to check recently, but GNOME support could always be better. Are we still unsupported in libgtop? [I was meaning to try to poke that over the holidays but still haven’t had time to even look.]

* Again, I haven’t really looked, but a default configuration or /usr/share/examples contribution for a hostapd (plus pf?) configuration that would *only route to the Internet* would be neat and save hours of individual users’ setup time. Need an AP somewhere? Have guests over? Bonus points for running both secured-local and unsecured Internet-only at the same time…

* I keep looking for a “deinstall depends” target in pkgsrc and not finding one; if this is really missing and I’m not braindead, that’d help get out of common SNAFUs. (Like if you want to be *sure* you’ve removed all of xorg, rather than only the meta-pkg…)

* I’m probably one of two DragonFly-using GNOME fans; I gather KDE gets all the love but I haven’t had a chance to try it on DragonFly. Given the risk of pkgsrc nightmares if installing it the usual way, is anyone feeling punchy enough to write a script that collects everything into one monolithic “KDE desktop” package? This could reduce the setup-and-tinkering time for users who just want *a* desktop, and remain optional-but-available for everyone else.