On 1999-06-01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <Or Botton> said:
>>I've never used Norton Commander, but isn't Windows with a DOS
>>box or X-Windows with Virtual Console boxes under Linux, just
>>about the same thing, as far as having two ways to do things is
>>concerned?
>Not by my book. Etleast, not exactly that.
>For me, such an interface, in order to be a successful combination
>should allow a good integration, and comfortable to use (the user
>wouldnt have to move hands from keyboard to mouse and back all the
>time.). Also, file managers such as norton commander are quick
>to load and to exit. You can make Norton to stop being a load on
>the memory with an exit that takes less then a second, and make
>it load back in about 1 second. You cant really say that on Windows.
Ok. Would you consider an interface that allows a configuration with or
without a mouse and has drop down menu selection, selection tagging, some
appearance customization and other personalized configuration options,
general file handling and program launching -- to be called a GUI/CLI
integrated system?
Jerry
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