Lazarus Desktop Environment

[LazaruX]

I will soon create a Wiki page where my project will be described in details and who wants can participate.
I just wanted to add that when installing on Windows a program like Co-Linux or andLinux, we also have a kinda replacement DE for Windows, only the desktop is the same. So this is possible.

[Ñuño_Martínez]

There's a desktop for Windows written with Delphi named #E (AKA SharpE). I didn't test it and I don't know if it's open source or similar but may be you should take it a look.

[skalogryz]

There's a desktop for Windows written with Delphi named #E (AKA SharpE). I didn't test it and I don't know if it's open source or similar but may be you should take it a look.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SharpE

[felipemdc]

I will soon create a Wiki page where my project will be described in details and who wants can participate.
I just wanted to add that when installing on Windows a program like Co-Linux or andLinux, we also have a kinda replacement DE for Windows, only the desktop is the same. So this is possible.

Will it be free software? Which License?

Only for Windows or for Linux-X11 too?

[LazaruX]

A cross compatible Desktop Environment, not that difficult with Lazarus/FPC.
The main idea behind this project is to create a Desktop Environment which will work on Windows, GNU/Linux and MacOS X systems at least, maybe more in the future.

Obviously free, the license, I think same as Lazarus, but will think about it later

[Leledumbo]

My suggestion is to use the GTK2 toolkit, because this is much easy to use and works on all 3 the systems, while other toolkits don't always.

Not a good idea, IMHO. Use LCL, and users can change to whatever widgetset they want.