GNOME _has_ a window manager, was that Sawmill/Sawfish at the time? WMaker was suggested to be the official GNOME WM by the GNU-GNU policy, it was that that was really make no sense. WINGs was made to compete in some areas that GNUstep wasnt ready for at the time. I am not going to lecture you for the history so please try not to parse thing so literally just to made some pointless opinion!
-- Sent from my GNU/Linux N900 ----- Original message ----- > Banlu Kemiyatorn <[email protected]> writes: > > > We (as WMaker devs) kinda did try to compete with GNOME and failed and > > realized we shouldn't. > > This make no sense, since WindowMaker is a window manager and GNOME a > desktop environment. Unless you count all of the miscellaneous WINGs > based apps, but they were never collected to be a coherent environment. > > Charles > > -- > We come to bury DOS, not to praise it. > (Paul Vojta, [email protected], paraphrasing a quote of > Shakespeare)
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