This probably isn't the thing to say...but you can't compare uptime on win9x to linux (or even nt) they on't compare. Win9x is designed to be turned off...thats what the whole it is now safe to turn off your computer crap... nt on the other hand deserves slating it is supposed to run continuously and blatabtly doesn't -- "...I think... I could be mistaken. They're using a very primitive dialect. But
The whole principle of gnome is that you can use whichever window manager you like...and still be able to dock applets etc in a common format, use the same filemanager etc etc in a common (and hopefully well/intuitively presented manager). Enlightenment has never been written specifically as window manager for gnome, its how raster (among others) thought that a window manager should be, gnome was just a convenient desktop environment to work with. Of course E works just as well with kde...
For my part if Raster can come up with an enlightenment desktop environment which fits my style of working (as customizable as it comes) as well as e does, I'll definately go for it. -- "...I think... I could be mistaken. They're using a very primitive dialect. But
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This probably isn't the thing to say...but you can't compare uptime on win9x to linux (or even nt) they on't compare. Win9x is designed to be turned off...thats what the whole it is now safe to turn off your computer crap... nt on the other hand deserves slating it is supposed to run continuously and blatabtly doesn't
-- "...I think... I could be mistaken.
They're using a very primitive dialect. But
Read the GPL
-- "...I think... I could be mistaken.
They're using a very primitive dialect. But
The whole principle of gnome is that you can use whichever window manager you like...and still be able to dock applets etc in a common format, use the same filemanager etc etc in a common (and hopefully well/intuitively presented manager). Enlightenment has never been written specifically as window manager for gnome, its how raster (among others) thought that a window manager should be, gnome was just a convenient desktop environment to work with. Of course E works just as well with kde...
For my part if Raster can come up with an enlightenment desktop environment which fits my style of working (as customizable as it comes) as well as e does, I'll definately go for it.
-- "...I think... I could be mistaken.
They're using a very primitive dialect. But