>Yep we need more constructive input and less argument about personal likes >and dislikes. >There is a need for both command line and GUI.
If the GUI is an application, you can choose to use the GUI, or if you prefer command line either don't start it at all or quit from it if you don't know how to remove it from the boot file. This is the approach I've taken with a program I'm involved with rather slowly at the moment. LAUNCHPAD is a graphical program launcher, but since it can launch things like QPAC2 menus and just about anything FIleInfo can launch, for example, it's probably a bit more than just a program launcher. I have a more-or-less working but very bugged version running (shown at recent Quanta workshop in Portslade) and when it's good enough a preview will be on my website. Not a competitor to QDT in the slightest, but a simple graphical front end for people who'd rather not get their hands dirty with the command line where possible! LAUNCHPAD will not make programs look any prettier, it just tries to manage what we have a bit better rather than improve the OS. -- Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.soft.net.uk/dj/index.html
