Heh! No chance. This will be too huge task to create creator ... FVWM has already FvwmScript module in which most of the NsCDE tools are written.
NHF, but I must ask: Are you a GNOME developer?
Right click on app item in Subpanel and "Copy to Main Panel" can be done without touching the keyboard, not to mention $EDITOR ...
Having independent components that can be integrated with various window managers and lightweight DE's is the most UNIX-way of combining bits and pieces for flexibility and builting something for what on other systems…
Why are you judging the whole DE on the basis of default color scheme (replaceable 5 clicks away with 15-20 ready made color schemes after log in)? One can even compose it's own scheme by clicking "modify", name it and…
Hi. Author of NsCDE here. Fonts in NsCDE are system XFT fonts. Whatever you install on your Unix/Linux system, and however you configure your XFT library (usually in /etc/fonts/fonts.conf) you will have it. Personally,…
Maybe it is hard to someone to imagine, but yes. There are some of as who like 3D borders, brutalist semi-modern, semi-retro look dancing on the border of ugly and beautiful. This is what I look just now on my screen,…
Heh! No chance. This will be too huge task to create creator ... FVWM has already FvwmScript module in which most of the NsCDE tools are written.
NHF, but I must ask: Are you a GNOME developer?
Right click on app item in Subpanel and "Copy to Main Panel" can be done without touching the keyboard, not to mention $EDITOR ...
Having independent components that can be integrated with various window managers and lightweight DE's is the most UNIX-way of combining bits and pieces for flexibility and builting something for what on other systems…
Why are you judging the whole DE on the basis of default color scheme (replaceable 5 clicks away with 15-20 ready made color schemes after log in)? One can even compose it's own scheme by clicking "modify", name it and…
Hi. Author of NsCDE here. Fonts in NsCDE are system XFT fonts. Whatever you install on your Unix/Linux system, and however you configure your XFT library (usually in /etc/fonts/fonts.conf) you will have it. Personally,…
Maybe it is hard to someone to imagine, but yes. There are some of as who like 3D borders, brutalist semi-modern, semi-retro look dancing on the border of ugly and beautiful. This is what I look just now on my screen,…