On Tue, 24 Nov 1998, Greg S. Hayes wrote:
> If the lsb committies decide to add standards like desktop enviroments
> to linux we should probably create several levels of lsb compliance. One
> for the basics (the minimal linux) and others extending from there. If
> we don't do this we could rule o
On Tue, 24 Nov 1998, Greg S. Hayes wrote:
> If the lsb committies decide to add standards like desktop enviroments
> to linux we should probably create several levels of lsb compliance.
I am glad to see that generally there is agreement or kind of similar
thinking on the issue. Absolutely there i
> If the lsb committies decide to add standards like desktop enviroments
> to linux we should probably create several levels of lsb compliance. One
> for the basics (the minimal linux) and others extending from there. If
> we don't do this we could rule out some linux machines from being
> conside
If the lsb committies decide to add standards like desktop enviroments
to linux we should probably create several levels of lsb compliance. One
for the basics (the minimal linux) and others extending from there. If
we don't do this we could rule out some linux machines from being
considered linux (
I got this from you:
>
> > > All that is needed other than that is a standard way to interface to "add
> > > this to rootmenu/toolbar" that can be used to update _all_ window manager
> > > data from fvwm to enlightenment as well as kde/gnome.
> >
> > That's what I mean. *All* of them. What users
There seems to be an awful lot of fuss over someone's simple suggestion
of some way of standardizing the desktop. I think that everyone has taken
it out of context, saying that defining a desktop standard is out of the
scope of LSB, and that it would take away the customizability that we
have. I sa
> > All that is needed other than that is a standard way to interface to "add
> > this to rootmenu/toolbar" that can be used to update _all_ window manager
> > data from fvwm to enlightenment as well as kde/gnome.
>
> That's what I mean. *All* of them. What users (I think) would love to see
> is t
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