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Top Forums Programming A project I'd like to start Post 30565 by La Temperanza on Wednesday 23rd of October 2002 10:17:17 PM
Old 10-23-2002
A project I'd like to start

Hi, I've been toying with the idea of one of two programs:

- a filter that will mulch the source code of X programs to use the GUI toolkit of your choice, or

- a generic wrapper for GUI toolkits that can be easily switched to use any one you prefer, perhaps including a similar filter to assimilate unsupported programs.

I think utilities such as these would help to eliminate the cruft caused by having to load multiple large graphics libraries, open the way for fully thematic interfaces, and help users that are disadvantaged or just prefer a simpler X server. (In fact, limited ncurses support is a distinct possibility.)

Perhaps in the future we could extend the filter to other aspects of GNOME and KDE as well.

Anyone else think this sounds interesting?
 

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