Re: GNOME Usability Improvements - Fix the window manager!

[Ben Frantzdale <frantzdb admin arhs net>]

I'd see no problem with a GnomeWM that would be very well intigrated as
long as Enlightenment (or something else) could be turned on in its place.

I for one don't particularly mind the distinction between WM and Gnome,
but I can see how it could be confusing for a newbie. if a highly
integrated WM were the default it would be great. Just leave choice.

--Ben

On Sun, 1 Aug 1999, jack wallen, jr wrote:

> 
> 
> On Sun, 1 Aug 1999, Daniel Serodio wrote:
> 
> i have to agree here!  the ability to choose which window manager i wanted
> was a large deciding factor for me choosing Gnome.  I feel that the
> ability to switch window managers at the drop of a hat (ala Gnome) make
> Gnome that much more user friendly and configurable than KDE.  
> 
> i think losing this feature would be a shame.
>  
>  > 
> > 	I do think window manager independency is one of the most important resons
> > for most of us hackers. I, for one, will scream if Gnome stops working
> > perfectly (full-featured) with Enlightenment.
> > 
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