Re: Starting GNUstep (Debian)

[Adrian Robert]

Sorry for posting my previous message without the context.  It was in 
reply mainly to the following, which I think also relates to the 
discussion about publicity:


On Sep 20, 2004, at 11:58 AM, Patrix wrote:

> This is a good point and, imho, one of the reasons GNOME and KDE are
> more widely used - I remember using KDE 0.0.2 or whatever early
> version they had, and I could _use_ it. It had a window manager, a
> panel and a file manager that crashed every time I dragged something
> to the trash. But I could use it.
> ...
>
> As for starting in GDM, there is no "GNUstep" environemtn in itself. I
> have built myself a gnustep.desktop (I just copied and modified
> kde.desktop) I put in the gdm Sessions/ directory along with my kde
> and gnome sessions, and a gnustep-session script started by the Exec=
> line in gnustep.desktop(kinda like gnome-session) that starts: