Yes, I use them and so do the people for whom I have installed Linux.
My own use is with Fluxbox on Debian. I have six or more depending, and
generally start up each app on a new desktop. Fluxbox also allows you to
put open apps into tabs on one desktop, which is useful if working on
multiple
Thanks for the link, which was very interesting. There is a quite deep
insight there about what made Hypercard so inviting, and why LC is so
accessible. Its not just drag and drop, its working directly with the thing
one is making. Of course you still end up typing a lot of text, but these
