Tante volte è stato parlato di gnome... e le risposte sono state sempre tutte uguali.
<BR>Quella di Pat la trovi nel changelog, ed è
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<BR><!-- BBCode Start --><I>Removed from -current, and turned over to community support and
<BR> distribution. I´m not going to rehash all the reasons behind this, but it´s
<BR> been under consideration for more than four years. There are already good
<BR> projects in place to provide Slackware GNOME for those who want it, and
<BR> these are more complete than what Slackware has shipped in the past. So, if
<BR> you´re looking for GNOME for Slackware -current, I would recommend looking at
<BR> these two projects for well-built packages that follow a policy of minimal
<BR> interference with the base Slackware system:
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<BR> <a href="
http://gsb.sf.net" target="_blank" target="_new">http://gsb.sf.net</a>
<BR> <a href="
http://gware.sf.net" target="_blank" target="_new">http://gware.sf.net</a>
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<BR> There is also Dropline, of course, which is quite popular. However, due to
<BR> their policy of adding PAM and replacing large system packages (like the
<BR> entire X11 system) with their own versions, I can´t give quite the same sort
<BR> of nod to Dropline. Nevertheless, it remains another choice, and it´s _your_
<BR> system, so I will also mention their project:
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<BR> <a href="
http://www.dropline.net/gnome/" target="_blank" target="_new">
http://www.dropline.net/gnome/</a>
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<BR> Please do not incorrectly interpret any of this as a slight against GNOME
<BR> itself, which (although it does usually need to be fixed and polished beyond
<BR> the way it ships from upstream more so than, say, KDE or XFce) is a decent
<BR> desktop choice. So are a lot of others, but Slackware does not need to ship
<BR> every choice. GNOME is and always has been a moving target (even the
<BR> "stable" releases usually aren´t quite ready yet) that really does demand a
<BR> team to keep up on all the changes (many of which are not always well
<BR> documented). I fully expect that this move will improve the quality of both
<BR> Slackware itself, and the quality (and quantity) of the GNOME options
<BR> available for it.
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<BR> Folks, this is how open source is supposed to work. Enjoy.
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<BR>Io non mi ricordo il link della pagina in cui lo annunciava la prima volta... se fai una ricerca breve, in questo forum, la trovi.
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<BR>ciao<br>
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