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I think it came from the <ceres project>: the tiled windows,
on a two-thirds/one-third screen width split. Plan9's acme, which was open-sourced as 'wily' copied this most usefull configuration. Plan9 also copied other of the brilliant HCI aspects of what became ETH-Oberon. So if Plan9 was able to copy these well proven superior HCI facilities, they can't be patented. So why did Wirth degenerate to using M$loth's randondly allocated windows in Component Pascal? The heuristic auto-placement of newly opened viewers/windows on the screen, instead of the stupid 'covering the previous viewer with the newest one', helps reduce the chaos. |
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