Florian Cramer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

| Reading the "Gnome Weekly News", I found out that there's an unofficial
| Gnome port of LyX named "GnoLyX" in the making (homepage:
| <http://huizen.dds.nl/~dknol/>). You can also see it at on the Gnome
| software map.

Finally there is at least some interest form the Gnome camp...

| Although there can be no doubt that everyone has the freedom to start such
| a project and fork the LyX codebase, it would perhaps make sense to inform
| GnoLyX developer Dick Knol that mainstream LyX is already on the way to
| multi-GUI-support...

I wonder why he never contacted us.

| It would, from my point of view, be great to see him
| collaborating on the officially planned Gnome port of LyX (which, btw, I
| am looking forward to).

Me to.

| Although I'm only speaking as a LyX user here, not as developer, I would
| be sad to see another LyX fork. KLyX, IMHO, has created enough confusion
| already.

This is true.

Luckily it seems that Dick has not done a lot yet. I would be very
happy to have him aboard as our Gnome person. In particular we could
get some insight in what Gnome requires.

I can however understand some relucance in joining the LyX team. Our
gui independence is mostly laid out but has not been implemented yet,
so a gnome developer could not just begin the "gnome-codifying" right
away, on the other hand by joining now we can be steared in the right
direction to be a very good Gnome tool. Also all parties benefits from
avoiding a fork of The LyX Project.

        Lgb

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