[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> It does indeed look pretty slick.
Yeah. I just switched to using the gnome panel and gnome session
management (though I don't really care about the session features, and
may kill them if they get in my way), and I wanted to use scwm as my
window manager. Unfortunately, the gnome stuff and scwm don't play
nice ATM so I had to use enlightenment instead.
After I switched enlightenment to a less ornamented theme than the
default (didn't like all those on-screen buttons), I was *really*
surprised at how far the integration between the gnome panel and
enlightenment has come, and how configurable things are just via the
gnome-control-center and enlightenment's e-conf tools.
In the long run, though, I still think I might prefer scwm.
> This builds both documentation and a GUI to control the command at the
> same time.
Interesting.
> The *ideal,* as far as I'm concerned, would be to have a window open
> to a Guile environment, complete with a Readline interface for Maximum
> Editing Power.
We'll see. Maybe I can do that. The problem is that to get readline
to work it expects a terminal with sufficiently powerful commands to
clear lines, etc. I'm not sure if Gnome has one of those as a widget
and if it doesn't, writing such a beast might be substantial work.
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Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> PGP=E80E0D04F521A094 532B97F5D64E3930
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