Is it possible to compile and run an old version of GNOME (GNOME 1.x) on a modern Linux system?
Is it possible to compile and run an old version of GNOME (GNOME 1.x) on a modern Linux system?
Cooper Carter
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Christopher Howard
Yes.
Jason Garcia
Just install trinity DE
Charles Kelly
That looks so much better than modern gnome
Gavin Cooper
Shit dude that looks 00s as fuck
I will try this myself next week
Leo Barnes
What is this gif from?
Juan Ward
From my 90/00s hacking gif folder
No srs i have no idea
Jordan Ross
Anything looks better than modern gnome.
Grayson Scott
If you happen to post all of them, you'll be appreciated.
Grayson Reyes
i compiled few moths back that lain blackbox fork wm that was made 00s
Tyler Gonzalez
Not him but look at the watermark next time
kidmograph.com
Landon Cruz
jeez can't spell for shit today
Dylan Miller
Last one I can't spm gifs endlessly
go to l a i n c h a n . 0 r g for more gifs
Jonathan King
>using the depreciated site
Nathan Torres
Eggsplain
Brandon Green
someone update
can i make my slackware look like this
Jason Jackson
Possible but any gtk 1+ application would probably break
Gabriel Flores
thats stupid, old GTK has a shitty performance.
Aiden Brown
Subversion
Nathaniel Young
>computing will never be this aesthetic and functional again
And the "designers" go on about how "developers can't into UX", when what we had 10-20 years ago was light years ahead of metro flat ui
Ian Sullivan
Fuck you
flat>skeumorphic
Luke Hill
yeah
Levi Flores
Xomouters
Dominic Nguyen
Haven't listened to that album in ages, thanks for reminding me.
Jaxson Brooks
True.
Xavier Collins
modern gnome is nothing more than a glorified mobile os, sorta like an android knockoff
Christian Stewart
At the point you have compiled the old versions of all libraries and possible modified newer ones it probably can't be called a modern Linux system, user.
If it's just for the kernel, sure why not.