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Re: Freedesktop.org specs


From: copal
Subject: Re: Freedesktop.org specs
Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 22:15:36 -0600

All,

I'm slowly trying to work full EWMH compliance into InterfaceWM, which can be "tracked" by checking the following file:

http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/interfacewm/interfacewm/ Documents/COMPLIANCE

- Ian

On Nov 26, 2003, at 3:08 AM, Alex Perez wrote:

On Wed, 26 Nov 2003, Fred Kiefer wrote:

To re-iterate, what are the plans for freedesktop.org standards adoption? We don't live in a vacuum, and frankly I'd really love to see GNUstep and
any WM's written for GNUstep play nice with other apps and such.

Plans, there a few, but will there be time? What about not asking for my
or anybody elses plans but making your own and working on them? Isnt
this a free software project?

The reason for asking what others' plans are is so I can find people who
have an interest in possibly implementing some of the freedesktop.org
standards and not duplicate effort. I want to know SPECIFICALLY what
people have planned so I can help out if possible. I understand time is in short supply, and this isn't about holding you to whatever you may say you
have plans about. It's about finding people to work hand in hand with.

Perhaps we should put up a Buzzwords wiki page so we can record which
buzzwords we conform to. Perhaps we could even get Freedesktop to
include some of our ideas into a standard.

The later is perhaps the more important thing. If we could persuade them to give some more meaning to the window level they already have defined
GNUstep applications would be able to interact better with the window
managers following these standards.
Agreed!



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