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:OSNews: X Marks the Spot: Looking Back at X11 Developments of Past Year
OSNews: X Marks the Spot: Looking Back at X11 Developments of Past Year
Feb 26, 2004, 02 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (6003 reads)

(Other stories by Oscar Boykin)

"For the past year, there has been a slow and steady stream of news events regarding XFree86, X11, or new X server implementations. To those not paying close attention (and even those who are), the meaning of some of these events may not be clear. In this brief article, I attempt to share my impression on what the changes mean for users of free software on the desktop. It appears that XFree86 is in some turmoil, and it may leave some to infer that free desktop systems will suffer.

"In fact, the growing popularity of GNU/Linux is focusing developer attention on improving XFree86 and the XFree86 development model, or implementing a new X server which can meet the growing demands of free software on the desktop. The recent shakeups in the X11 community are pushing towards a more modular and open development model that can remedy many of longstanding criticisms leveled at the X Window System..."

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