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The best wm i ever seen ...
by COLIN Stéphane - Aug 18th 2004 12:29:14
AfterStep was the 1st wm i have used, after that, testing of others take me
only 2-3 hours before reverting to AS :-)
Many thanks Sasha and keep the good work ...
A++
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Re: The best wm i ever seen ...
by Mel - Apr 2nd 2007 23:55:32
> AfterStep was the 1st wm i have used,
> after that, testing of others take me
> only 2-3 hours before reverting to AS
It was the last I tried on Linux, but the one I remember having the
best experience with.
Mel
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AS
by muramas - Feb 8th 2000 14:24:02
Yknow, I used to be a DIEHARD AfterStep user.. its lightweight, modular
design, along with pleasing visual capability and intuitive functionality
was wonderful.. it seems to have fallen a bit from the days I used it..
development seems to have slowed down from where it used to be, which is a
shame.. ::shrug::
i use E-DR16 now, and theres basically no going
back from that =)
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Re: AS
by Charlie Schmidt - Feb 4th 2001 21:25:34
> Yknow, I used to be a DIEHARD AfterStep
> user.. its lightweight, modular design,
> along with pleasing visual capability
> and intuitive functionality was
> wonderful.. it seems to have fallen a
> bit from the days I used it..
> development seems to have slowed down
> from where it used to be, which is a
> shame.. ::shrug::i use E-DR16 now, and
> theres basically no going back from that
> =)
Far from it. AfterStep development is as strong
as ever, with quite a lot of cvs activity every day.
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Re: AS
by Vaevictus - Nov 21st 2006 08:28:19
> Yknow, I used to be a DIEHARD AfterStep
> user.. its lightweight, modular design,
> along with pleasing visual capability
> and intuitive functionality was
> wonderful.. it seems to have fallen a
> bit from the days I used it..
> development seems to have slowed down
> from where it used to be, which is a
> shame.. ::shrug::i use E-DR16 now, and
> theres basically no going back from that
> =)
There was a large period of time (just over a year) during which the 2.x
series was being developed outside of the stable 1.8 series... which some
people misinterpreted as "slow development" or project abandonment. I'll
refrain from commenting on which direction E17 is from E16. :D
Regardless... progress has not slowed. Quite the opposite. Enjoy.
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