Hello Efraim! > Congrats again! As the unofficial Enlightenment maintainer I'm happy to > work with you and to try to not grumble too much about changes.
Thank you! I am happy to work with you too. :-) > I currently have efl-1.24.1 and enlightenment-0.24 sitting in a separate > branch waiting for our heatwave to break so I can go back to my normal > machine and test them out in person. In addition, I have a couple of EFL > apps which I haven't pushed to Guix yet. Some of them I haven't gotten > around to, some of them need more work. I've also previously tracked > down some of the Moksha apps (enlightenment 0.17 fork) for consideration > for packaging. That's nice. We can work together to merge our works. Anyway, we have some time to get there. > I see Enlightenment is 4 of 4 in the desktop list and I certainly won't > be offended if it receives less attention than the other desktop > environments and services. It has fewer moving parts than the others. I ordered the DE's based on shared dependencies. I personally like EFL. It seems to be better in performance than gtk+ and qt. I am trying to give my best to all the mentioned DE's. :-) Regards, RG.