Mpanel is a stand-alone emulation of the CDE panel using the motif toolkit like the real CDE panel; it is licenced under the GPL 2.0 licence, and might be unstable at the moment now, my aim is firstly getting it to use modern tools like pkg-config; stabilty, the ability to disable the workspaces function, the ability to use TDE style workspaces buttons (i may aim to add this to the real CDE project down the road), and a window-list function will come later.
oringal and oringal2 are the unaltered panel app at diffrent points at time, any contrubitions to them will be ignored
Later i found out, panel was developed until 2013, it's final site is here:https://sourceforge.net/projects/freecdepanel/ (oringal2 is a mirror of this version, oringal is a mirror of the version linked to a long defunct site from http://www.motifdeveloper.com/)
Below is the oringal README:
This is release 4.0a2 of Panel. Any problems, bugs, etc., should be submitted
to Matt Baron ([email protected]) via the bug-report form provided (see the
file BugReport). Or, you can try the automated bug report page at the
following URL: http://www.d.umn.edu/~mbaron/panel/bugreport.html. Please do
not send personal email.
A few other notes:
* All documentation is available in HTML format only, and is available
from the Panel homepage (http://www.d.umn.edu/~mbaron/panel/).
* This is an alpha version of Panel. Please don't expect it to work
perfectly.
* Please see the release notes for this version of Panel. It can be
accessed in the documentation section on the Panel homepage.
* I would desperately like to get a mailing list going for Panel. The
problem is that I cannot run one on my school account. If anyone would
be willing to run one, it would be greatly appreciated. Please contact
me at the address below if you can help.
Matt
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Matthew Baron | "Copying all or parts of a program is as
University of Minnesota @ Duluth | natural to a programmer as breathing, and
Email: [email protected] | as productive. It ought to be as free."
URL: http://www.d.umn.edu/~mbaron | - Richard M. Stallman