On Thu 13 Mar 2003, Carsten Haitzler wrote:
> 
> I'm not having html on e's desktop. it's a limited formatting language, slow to
> parse & turn into usable data for a process to display. and bugger if i'm going
> to write a web browser to make people happy & do this. if someone else wants to
> go write a web browser/html display widget for this.. more power to them, BUT i
> have no plans on supporting this. i have much better plans in place & am working
> (slowly) towards making them a reality. my eventual plans are to have the
> desktop background managed by a separate process to e - evidence would be one,
> or any other you want to put there that works with e. i'm working (slowly) to
> build the infrastructure to eventually have shared canvases and that means any
> number of processes can run and display in the "desktop canvas" sharing it
> nicely with alpha blending, layering etc.
> 
> i repeat. there's enough work as is, without writing a web browser. and no we're
>  not going to go "use moilla/geko" and suddenly make that part of a wm. :)
>

Two words: Hell No. I could almost barf at the though of having a flash
animation on my desktop, not to mention JavaScript.

Going back to the original topic of this thread, right now I'm actually
leaning towards the use of enaa code to do dynamic backgrounds (actually
in general, special effects/dynamic animation and interaction). Enaa 
seems to be perfect for that purpose. I still wouldn't use it to create
"themes" per se because I feel the barrier to creating themes would be too
high, but I like the idea of creating special fx eets that can be applied
to any object or group of objects in an evas application.

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