\begin{Jeff Waugh}
> (I have to admit, I still use Netscape a fair bit. I should just delete the
> icon on my panel, but the X resources I use make it come up in *such* a
> pretty purple...)
hah.
so when is gtk / gnome / mozilla going to support defacto standards
like Xresources and "-display" o
> hah.
>
> so when is gtk / gnome / mozilla going to support defacto standards
> like Xresources and "-display" options ?
Yeah. Very annoying.
The argument for not supporting "-display" in Gnome is that being a GNU
project, it uses GNU long options. So, GTK+/GNOME support "--display"
instead
> The argument for not supporting "-display" in Gnome is that being a GNU
> project, it uses GNU long options.
I should clarify for anyone who doesn't know what that means... I forgot the
real results of that myself for a second there.
With GNU software, -display would be interpreted as -d -i
'Jeff Waugh' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> typed:
> [*] James is an Aussie Gnome hacker from WA. You may know him from Gnome
> projects such as "gnorpm" (also Our Malcolm! :P), Dia and the very cool
> libglade.
And very helpful too, I must say.
> Just to keep Rodney from poking me in the eye, I'll link
> Errr.http://www.linuxworld.com.au under the TOP STORY and I quote;
>
> "Contributed by Rodney Gedda 2000-11-16"
> ^^
> Although putting the date with the article body is worth looking into.
That's what I meant. :) When people collect stories on
