AntiRight Desktop Environment 2.99.2 review

AntiRight Desktop Environment is a lightweight and scripted desktop environment that uses the Motif toolkit

License: GPL (GNU General Public License) File size: 0K Developer: Jeffrey Bedard

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AntiRight Desktop Environment is a lightweight and scripted desktop environment that uses the Motif toolkit. Development is carried out with a minimalistic philosophy in mind.

The software consists of a text editor, a desktop panel, a sticky note utility, system management panels, a file manager, a calculator interface, a color/background selector, a command launcher, a simple help system, an email and Web browser launcher, a theme selector, a preferences utility, a series of system monitors including a graphical load meter, and a CD player.

The desktop panel consists of launcher icons, a launcher panel button, a screen lock button, a virtual desktop switcher, an alarm utility, a command launcher, a clock, a user counter, a load meter, and a mail checker.

Requirements:
AntiRight requires bash, motif (or lesstif), and awk. lynx and mutt are recommended. Please contribute any patches or instructions needed to get your architecture working so that support for it can be added to AntiRight.

What's New in This Release:
This release features a rewrite of the dynamic widget framework to allow multiple updating widgets, an updating progress bar, undecorated windows for panels, and the removal of relief around image buttons to improve panel appearance.