Re: GNOME vs GNU gcc & glibc

["Bruce Z. Lysik" <eldrik logrus com>]

>>>>> "S" == Sergio  <ser@perio.unlp.edu.ar> writes:

    S> And seriously, I see an advantage that Gnome uses very well
    S> defined 'outside' libraries, following code reuse and
    S> modularity. But is also true that an abuse of this is not very
    S> good (ie. look at enlightenment).

Um.  I'm looking at Enlightenment right now.  And sure looks a hell of 
a lot better than other window managers.  Sorry, don't see your point.

I also think you're blowing this way out of proportion.  I compile
GNOME stuff from tarballs.  You get the libraries, you install GNOME.
There ya go.  Every now and then you upgrade gtk+/glib or ORBit.

What is so difficult about this?  Geez.

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