Thanks Michael and Dario,
This is exactly what I was looking for. I don't care too much if it is a little
hevier on the network - it can't be as heavy as running a full KDE (or GNOME) desktop
environment.
Any chance one (or both) of you could elaborate a bit on what exactly is entailed in
ge
Those programs require GNOME. If you run them through straight ICEwm, you
will also be running GNOME. However, it will be faster because you will
have configured it yourself and thus will not have put all those billions
of other things into it like the major distrobutions do. That's why it's
f
Hi Charles,
In my case (Debian Woody with GDM as Display Manager) I have the
following commands in /etc/gdm/Sessions/Icewm:
dfm &
exec /usr/bin/X11/icewm
And that's it. DFM will be up and running the next time you start-up
IceWM. You can replace the 'dfm &' line with 'nautilus &
Enough FUD. gmc does not require gnome.
And Caldera is the most proprietary Distro there is. Their RPMS do not
work on other distros and Mostly vice-versa too.
If Caldera was so good more Real Penguinistas would use it.
mslicker wrote:
> Those programs require GNOME. If you run them throug
You did not address your blatent lie about gmc.
This makes anything else you might have to say very questionable.
You obviosly have never tried Conectiva.
mslicker wrote:
> Yes,
>
> This is the last email I will send on this topic.
>
> You are correct that Caldera has earned a reputation
Michael,
There is a difference between a mistake and a lie. I read to quickly and
presumed that "gmc" was the login utility for GNOME--gdm.
People will sometimes make little mistakes, it's rediculous to suggest
that such things make them liers or untrustable.. After all, the entire
thread here
