MATE desktop environment

vitobsd said:
It's not about run or look good, it's about be native. Not about work well, but about work in highest level.
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I can accept that a program does not "look good", but I am not agreeing with "not working well". By the way, your words describe exactly how GNOME2 is at this moment: "does not run 100%, does not look good, it is native and it does not work well".
 
adripillo said:
I can accept that a program does not "look good", but I am not agreeing with "not working well". By the way, your words describe exactly how GNOME2 is at this moment: "does not run 100%, does not look good, it is native and it does not work well".
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I agree that a program needs to look good and work well, GNOME2 is far from that on *BSD. For your information GNOME is not native to FreeBSD and other *BSD, GNOME is native on GNU/Linux. Why you think we did not ported GNOME3 yet? A native DE will be BSD-licensed and work well on *BSD systems.
 
To have the FreeBSD ports collection updated including MATE-ports.
Code: 
#!/bin/sh

/home/user/scripts/matemerge.sh -U
/usr/sbin/portsnap fetch update && \
/usr/local/sbin/portmaster -L --index-only | egrep '(ew|ort) version|total install'
pkg_updating -d `ls -ltr -D '%Y%m%d' /var/db/pkg | awk 'END{ print $6 }'` | less
/home/user/scripts/matemerge.sh -u
 
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