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On Sunday 12 January 2003 06:00, Jesse Kline wrote:
> That may be true considering that Rasterman publicly said that he
> thought Linux on the desktop was dead.
the E devels state that it's more about the libraries than the window manager
these days; which is probably pretty accurate. imlib and imlib2 were
deffinitely very popular, and i know there was a fair amount of cross-talk
between E and the other desktop projects code-wise back in the E16 days...
maybe E17 will deliver a few more important libs that can be picked up by
others as earlier versions of E have..
Rasterman has also said previously that E was more about research and trying
cool new ideas out that delivering a completed product to the masses... they
seem to be heavy into the OpenGL side of things these days; i can't decide if
they pushing the OpenGL angle a bit agressively, or not agressively enough
though ;-)
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Aaron J. Seigo
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