Hi Riccardo Thanks for clarifying.
>There is no "operating system menu" on unix Yeah, that's why I said "it depends on the window manager" but I was wrong. Seems like GNUstep handles everything and supports the various styles. That's great! Good job on the implementation! Johannes Lundberg BRILLIANTSERVICE CO., LTD. <http://www.brilliantservice.co.jp> On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 6:51 AM, Riccardo Mottola <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > > Lundberg, Johannes wrote: > >> Alright, thanks for the reply. So, basically Windows and OS X already >> supports it and Unity coming soon. >> >> How about FreeBSD? Depends on the window manager I suppose but are there >> any options today? >> > There is no "operating system menu" on unix! Windows and OSX have their > native stuff. > On all the rest GNUstep usually supports a certain "user interface style" > by drawing it itself. If you want something at the bottom, Pie menus.. > amiga-style mouse-click menus (not so different from NeXT...( then you > need to add it. But GS will draw it. > > If the environment (I have only read about unity though) provides a > system-wide support for that, you need to write your own code (possibly a > thme like windows or possibly something dbus based) to "connect" to it. > > Riccardo >
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