Well, now.. you can run your favorite DOS based TRS-80 Emulator under DOSEMU 1.0;) Who can live without "Madness and the Minotaur on the TRS-80".. I have to play every year or so, or I'll just keel over.
I think that a lot of the article's comments are directed not only at the window managers, but also at the applications themselves. The window managers are improving themselves in ease of configuration and use by leaps and bounds... It's often times the interfaces for the included software that are either "less-nice" looking or more difficult to use than the Win32 counterparts.
Even under Linux at home, I use Wine with my Forte Agent to cruise the newsgroups. The Linux application community is getting there, but still has a ways to go.
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Well, now.. you can run your favorite DOS based TRS-80 Emulator under DOSEMU 1.0 ;) Who can live without "Madness and the Minotaur on the TRS-80".. I have to play every year or so, or I'll just keel over.
I think that a lot of the article's comments are directed not only at the window managers, but also at the applications themselves. The window managers are improving themselves in ease of configuration and use by leaps and bounds... It's often times the interfaces for the included software that are either "less-nice" looking or more difficult to use than the Win32 counterparts.
Even under Linux at home, I use Wine with my Forte Agent to cruise the newsgroups. The Linux application community is getting there, but still has a ways to go.