Re: Running AfterStep on top of Gnome in RH6

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Hi,

You need to use the GNOME-compliance bits of AS.  This only really works
in the devel version; it seems pretty stable and bug-free, so it's
probably worth switching if you really want to use GNOME.  There are notes
in the distribution about GNOME support.

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On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Derick Wong wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> How do I run AfterStep on top of Gnome in Red Hat 6.0? I tried adding the 
> AfterStep window manager in the Gnome settings but it refuses to take the AS 
> in. Since RH6 comes with Gnome default, how do I switch to AS or can both of 
> them run side by side?
> 
> Thanks.
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