From: James Ogley (james.ogley@pinnacle.co.uk)
Date: Tue Jun 24 2003 - 03:39:31 EDT
> I understand there are very good reasons for closer GNOME integration,
> but not everyone on *nix wants to use AbiWord in a GNOME environment.
> Is there a clear separation between GNOME utility libraries and GNOME
> user interface libraries that we could exploit?
I'm not sure how the libraries separate, but I would think that most
people with GTK+ installed on their systems also either have, or have
access to the GNOME libraries, even if they don't use GNOME itself.
Case in point: a [helluva] lot of people use Evolution under KDE, it's a
seriously GNOME based app, but you don't have to use it under GNOME by
any means.
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