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Looking a Novell gift horse in the mouthLooking a Novell gift horse in the mouthPosted Feb 9, 2006 23:58 UTC (Thu) by jdub (subscriber, #27)In reply to: Looking a Novell gift horse in the mouth by carcassonne Parent article: Looking a Novell gift horse in the mouth
It's not tied to GNOME. XGL is just the very basic rendering infrastructure (same as X), and Compiz is a fully pluggable compositing manager. What we know as window managers essentially become 'decorator' plugins or libraries for Compiz to render. They just didn't bother to write a Qt/KDE based plugin for decorations (but there's a spot for it in the tree already).
It is, oddly enough, exactly what you demand. :-)
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