* Earl Heather ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Tom
> 
> I'm starting to feel like a tennis ball trying to follow your rants.
> 
> Less than a week ago you posted on your own site a long diatribe 
> on the impossibility of working with the E development group
> 
> Raster     Mandrake              and                KainX

Actually just Mandrake =P And it wasn't a diatribe, it was a good
humored rant with lots of smileys thrown in.

> No appreciation for your efforts or the efforts of anyone but 
> themselves. You said you were never going to work with them again 

Not quite.

> and no one else should either.

I never said anything of the sort. Don't misquote me in public, there's
a name for that =P

> Mandrake still has the link on his 
> home page, but I see that you have removed your rant. 

That was down to a simple misunderstanding, and is wholly irrelevant to
this issue. I can't imagine why you would bring it up :)

> Today, in a 180 degree reversal,

No. The issues are totally different, not opposites.

> you now complain that Redhat isn't including the latest version of E,
> even though you know that both Raster and Mandrake said goodbye to
> Gnome compatibility on anything but their terms when they started E16
> development.

What? This is not true. Noone says goodbye to anything!

> A simple example .....  
> Gnome insists on handling session management .........

Yes. One of the issues I have is the lack of control you have over this
enforced session management.

> Enlightenment insists on handling session management  ..........

Untrue. Nothing is insisted. E does absolutely *NO* session management
unless you tell it to. If you specifically right click on a title bar,
open the remember dialog and tell E to restart an app, it will.
Otherwise, there is none. It's totally optional. The winops menu that
contains this line is also user-definable. If the rpm spec file
installed a menus.cfg with this modification:

< ADD_MENU_TEXT_ITEM("Remember...",                 __A_SNAPSHOT,   "dialog")
> /* ADD_MENU_TEXT_ITEM("Remember...",              __A_SNAPSHOT,   "dialog") */

The session management would NEVER APPEAR. Sheesh. Not hard.

> Guess what .... tell the rest of the world to F*CK OFF like these guys 
> did  ....... and you're on your own.

What? Who told who that? Noone. Please stop making this personal, it's
about free software.

> You know that better than most others here.

Obviously.

> Oh, by the way, I use E16 exclusively. I don't expect Redhat or 
> Gnome to deliver it - I take care of that myself and so do most others 
> that love Enlightenment.

So people who try it should get to see the latest and best, no?

> Your whining is just the BS that paints all of us E fans as idiots.

Whining? I have not at any stage whined. I am after an answer. Stop
making this personal.

> Take it back to the e-develop list where this discussion belongs.

Hah. Anyone on their behind Redhat's decision? No. I took this
discussion here, to get an answer from the people behind it. It couldn't
be more relavent here.

Tom.
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