Re: [EWMH] _NET_WM_WINDOW_TYPE_AUXILIARY
Russell Shaw <[email protected]>
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Tuomo Valkonen wrote: > On 2007-10-18, Lubos Lunak <[email protected]> wrote: >> This "arbitrarily messed with", just to make it clear, just means that they >> will be composited on the screen, ... > Then there's of course the general UTF-8 monoculturism, but at least in > this case Xlib does the conversions from the abstract application internal > encoding (locale or wchar_t), unlike in many other FDO and other recent > FOSS crap, where the API and everything is UTF-8 monoculturist. I gave up on most of the fragmented poorly designed non-console FOSS crap years ago for GUI development and just wrote my own far better frameworks and solutions. What alternative is there to UTF-8? An advantage of monoculturalism is that if the architecture is sufficient, everything can be consistant and easy.