On Wednesday 26 June 2002 02:19 pm, Charles Marcus wrote:
> Someone was gonna put something together that detailed how they had locked
> down IceWM - did I miss it? I didn't see it in the archives anywhere...
It was Peter Billson. He said he was going to do it last weekend, but he
hasn't posted anything yet.
I've been tasked with doing this (locking down an LTSP installation and
documenting it) for a school and also for a community organization, so I have
to write the docs anyway. My deadline is mid-August.
> I would really like to get my hands on that...
Me too, but I've gotten tired of waiting. So I am proceeding on my own with
research & experimentation. So far, I'm about half way through the process
of locking down sawfish on gnome. The next window manager I tackle is likely
to be XFCE.
I'll publish it all to the world when I get it done.
I don't know if I'm going to get to ICEwm or KDE; however, I am interested in
hearing people's opinions on ICEwm vs. XFCE as a window manager for LTS
workstations.
Also if anyone has a clue, I would REALLY like to know why OpenOffice crashes
the X server on my LTS console (any time I click on a menu, such as "File" or
"Edit" etc.) but it works fine on my LTS workstation(s)! I hates working at
these crappy little workstationses with their crappy little monitors instead
of at my 19-inch monitor... my precious... my precious...
Ken
--
"I do not enter discussions with neighbors who think they can forbid me to
think."
--Ayn Rand, "Atlas Shrugged"
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