Davide Anchisi wrote:
The main downside is that,
since JRE startup time is so slow, even with gcj, you'll not be
able to use a shell script, since wmiir becomes unusable.
Therefore, wmiirc is now written in Groovy, the Java-based
scripting language (and also a brand of coconut... hm.).
And what about system load, resource consumption and speed of use?
Davide
I'd like to announce I am forking wmii. I don't like this java change.
I will be concentrating on 3d desktop and transparency, which are long
overdue in wmii. We will be sticking to the C language for those concerned.
