Re: GNUStep Window Manager

[Rogelio M . Serrano Jr .]

> Now, if you're referring to AfterStep Classic -- that one would have
> been a good foundation to build a GNUstep-aware window manager on. 
> IIRC,
> Widow err Window Maker was originally based on AfterStep Classic...
> 'nuff said

Where do we get afterstep classic? Im thinking of using that so i 
could become more familiar with how window managers work. I tried 
hacking windowmaker but i gave up.

My impression was that the ideal desktop is to use a gworkspace on a 
minimal window manager so it will be easy to write an integrated 
window manager in gnustep backend.