On 5 May 2000, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
> > This is certainly interesting, since neither KDE nor GNOME are
> > window-managers...
>
> I know, but window-management is a part of their functionality,
It isn't a part of GNOME's functionality. Sure, to enjoy GNOME to its full
effect you better run a GNOME compliant WM -- Enlightment, IceWM,
WindowMaker, scwm and some others are all GNOME compliant. KDE comes with
a default window-manager, but again, you can substitute any KDE compliant
window manager.
GNOME is no more about window management, then the GNU project is about
a kernel.
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