[RULE] Applications for RULE and VUM projects

[M. Fioretti]

On Thu, May 01, 2003 11:26:47 at 11:26:47AM +0200, Ingo Lantschner 
(address@hidden) wrote:
(and attached a file listing applications chosen)

First comments on the list (see Applist.sxw attached to the message
that Ingo sent on the date above)

FILE MANAGER: DFM? OK, but you might want to take a look at the ROX
*desktop*: http://rox.sourceforge.net. If you need DFM, I did make an
RPM package of it for RH8 (see RULE SW map, and try also emelFM: I can
rebuild both for RH9, just ask)

About Gentoo and FileRunner: network related libraries mean (IIRC)
that it can also be an FTP client, ie spare you another package: think
about it. Also, FileRunner is almost all Tcl/Tk: why doesn't it start?
Which is the exact error?  If it means that the RULE iso breaks Tcl,
we have to know that...

gnumeric: too many dependencies...
          The reasons why I hate GNOME and KDE, or, more exactly, their
          default packaging...

          About what you list: is each of those items a separate RPM
          package? Have you checked how many RPMs are actually needed
          to get all that stuff, and how much disk space they need?

Tool/Script for mounting CD-Rom and Floppy

            If an entry in Fluxbox root window is tool enough, we can
            put it together easily

Screenshot tool: there is one in the RULE SW map, try it!

Typing trainer: check, if you didn't do it already,
                www.linuxforkids.com, and the educational SW in KDE
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