Posted July 23rd, 2008 by sudhansu

Hello i am a newbie in LINUX and just seeking somebody's help that in a running linux system where we can get the source code of GNOME??? is it possible to change some of the existing functionality of GNOME desktop display.. i want to dig into the workspace management in LINUX.
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GNOME Destkop management

On October 17th, 2008 Arjun (not verified) says:

Hi Sudhanshu,

it is possible to manage the GNOME desktop.
First of all you need to study about the code flow of it.

I will suggest you to join the gnome forum, for getting better help.

Hope it will fulfilly your wish.

Thanks & Regards,
Arjun from India.

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