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Of course when Enlightenment first came out, the opaque treatment of windows was a fairly new thing (I think BeOS was where that originated). At the time wirefr
by jhbadger 10y ago
Of course when Enlightenment first came out, the opaque treatment of windows was a fairly new thing (I think BeOS was where that originated). At the time wireframe window movement was the standard -- on X, on the Mac, and on Microsoft Windows.
- barrkel 10y agoWindows NT had full blitting of windows while moving them instead of xored wireframe - it was the single easiest way of distinguishing between it and Windows 3.11 for Workgroups. That was in 93/94 - I don't know how it compared with Be of that era, but Wikipedia says the first developer release wasn't until late 95.