Re: User manager

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Well, I'll just use this opportunity to mention this again...

If you want a lot of X-based utilities that look great under AfterStep,
you might want to check out the KDE (the K Desktop Environment).  Now,
while I don't use the KDE window manager, alot of the apps compiled to run
under kde look very NeXT-ish and work fine under AfterStep, even the kde
File Manager, which essentially allows you to drag and drop files to and
from the desktop and from folder to folder a la Windows95 or MacOS, works
fine under AfterStep.  In answer to your question, kde also has a user
manager binary that works fine under AfterStep AFAIK (I know it looks
nice.)

Neil Doane

PS.  I believe the KDE is available at:
http://www.kde.org/



On Wed, 13 May 1998, Lars wrote:

> Hepp!
> 
> Now that I'm a little bit further in setting up AS I was wondering about a
> couple of things that isn't all AS related. The thing I wanted to ask about
> here is if anyone knew where to get a good user management program. I need
> something to add, delete, edit etc etc users.
> 
> Anyone ?
> 
> Lars
> 
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