According to Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE:
> Are there any plans to do stuff with ctwm? What are the plans?
>
> Some time ago, improving menu navigation via the keyboard has come up
> on this list. A related thing would be to allow kbd shortcuts for
> menu entries. (Currently, one can use the first character, but that
> loses if there are several entries beginning with the same character.)
>
> Maybe KDE or Gnome integration? Integration of a scripting language?
>
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> Sadly, I don't really grok X11 programming and thus I'm probably not
> going to be very helpful :-|
>
I'm no Xlib or Xt/Xaw guru (after 3 years of playing with
it, but this fall I'm going to publish the alpha version of
my light-sound app. Gotta start somewhere.
I've been meaning to ask the same question about ctwm.
There seem to be two paths: KDE and Gnome. From what I've
heard others say, Gnome is turning into the leader.
My bias is that I can do everything with my own-build
desktop (xbiff, xlbiff, xpostit, calendar tool, tkdesk, &).
Having a pre-selected environment might be easier, tho.
ctwm is a marvelous window manager.... but if it's going
to survive and prosper, integration would be a major plus.
gary
>
-- Gary D. Kline kline@tao.thought.org Public service uNix
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