On mar 24/09/13 04:57 , Dan Espen <des...@verizon.net> wrote: > Thomas Adam writes:
> > The world's moving on with things, and FVWM isn't. > > I was never in favor of Fvwm3. > Too many projects dump old and working forcing their users through > a conversion. > Like Wayland. They want more integration, which is nice, but they stop half-way. They get the opportunity to integrate even the toolkit into the graphic server, which would have been a good reason to make a conversion, but they didn't. That imply they will be forcing users to make a conversion, that just in order to get the same mess with a lot of different toolkits, working more or less well with each others, with different ways to use the fonts, which imply different font sizes on the desktop to do the same thing, and so on. In 25 years, one guy will try an Amiga from the eighties and say Wow what amazing! that old piece of hardware do have the toolkit integrated into the wm, and is so nice and consistent, and so fast and so easy to use and make software for. We must make a new conversion! Dominique
