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I thought I first used XFCE in 1995, but now I find that the project only started in 1997. I guess we were using something with a similarly sparing use of hardware resources.
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Hello and welcome.
I used CDE on a SPARCstation back in the early 90s. Xfce was initially built as a CDE clone, so maybe it was something similar?
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Thanks for the welcome.
One thing I did at my little company was to admin our little network of about 8 boxes, most of which were running Red Hat Linux 1 on Pentiums and one 486. We bought the CD for $50 when it first came out. I don't remember using CDE. Long time ago. Probably I am just thinking of XFWM. Was XFWM already a thing then?
If you needed RH support you called the non-toll-free number. You didn't have to give some registration number or prove that you'd bought it. A guy would just pick up and say "Red Hat". I told him the problem I was having setting up our NFS server, and he told me how to fix it. On and off the phone in about a minute.
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