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XFCE has
been written by Olivier Fourdan (fourdan@csi.com). This
project began in January 1997 while I was working in 3x8, 7 days
a week. Thanks to that, I had a lot of time to spend.
I'm currently working as an IS production engineer on Tandem, Unix and
Digital VMS systems, for a big american company in telecomunications
and semi-conductors. XFCE has nothing
to do with none of my employers, past or present. Tkanks
to my education, a Master degree in Computer Science from Université
Paul Sabatier of Toulouse, France, and a practice in computers for years,
I have a good techincal knowledge in several languages (C/C++, Cobol, Ada,
Pascal, Eiffel, Lisp, etc.) and Operating systems (UNIX -SUN, HP, Silicon
Graphics and LINUX-, VMS -Digital-, Guardian -Tandem-, MS-DOS, MAC-OS)
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XFCE 2 and XFwm have been released in June 1998. A lot of
people have been involved in this project, directly or not, on purpose
or not :
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People who translated XFCE's resources in their mother tangue :
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Giorgio Marzano (marzano@inf.uniroma3.it)
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Carsten Meyer (meta@nordnetz.de)
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Marcos Mezo (mmezo@aero.upm.es)
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Andras Kadar (kadara@eik.bme.hu)
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Joel Bernier, from Logiciels du Soleil (kheops@moe.acticiel.com), who is
hosting my site from its very beginning.
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Ted Sikora (tsikora@tiac.net) who is hosting the mirror site in U.S., and
who's planning a port of XFce to OS/2
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People who wrote programs that inspired XFce :
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Roman Mitnitski for Tycoon
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Robert Nation for FVWM
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Charles Hines for FVWM2
If you have any feedback about XFCE, or if you want to make suggestions,
you love or dislike XFCE, come on, write me :