LinuxPlanet: From the Desktop: M Stands for MLVWM and Memories
Dec 05, 2000, 08:13 (2 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Brian Proffitt)
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"The very first thing I did when I saw MLVWM was take a step
back and say "what the?" Despite my affinity for Apples, it has
been a long time since I saw a Mac interface on a computer I owned,
so it took some getting used to."
"The last time anything remotely similar had occurred was when I
played around with the StarOffice preferences and turned the whole
thing into a Mac emulation. That lasted all of three minutes."
"MLVWM can easily be categorized as one of those window managers
that pays homage to the interfaces of the past. It acts just like a
Macintosh interface, right down to the Special menu command in the
task menu."
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