Portland 1.0 bridges KDE-GNOME gap
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With regard to software UI, it is gratifying to see folks such as the Portland software project take the bull by the horns in an effort to bridge the gap between GNOME and KDE.
Programmers have released version 1.0 of the Portland software project designed to help bridge the gap between two widely used Linux user interfaces, KDE and GNOME.
The Portland software project includes a set of common interfaces for KDE and GNOME. The goal is to make it easier for programmers and software companies to support both user interfaces.
Portland is overseen by the Open Source Development Labs and the Freedesktop.org effort to consolidate Linux and Unix desktop software projects. The groups announced the software release on Wednesday…. Source: uk.builder.com