sb> Hrvoje Niksic <hniksic(a)srce.hr&gt; writes: sb> It's added by configure whether one wishes it to be or not. sb> It doesn't appear to have any standards. ??????? CDE is much more standardized than most parts of Unix. CDE is an attempt by the commercial Unix vendors to have a unified desktop. CDE is installed into /usr/dt. Thank God the Unix vendors decided not to innovate with the install directory. The only evil thing about it seems to be the fact that it is not free software (and the fact that commercial cooperation initiatives have tendencies to fail). It falls into the same category as Motif (and supesedes it). But I don't understand ``Abomination'' - how is /usr/dt different from /bin/cat?? If you don't build --with-cde or --with-tooltalk or Motif, we still include /usr/dt on the link line. What's the harm? /usr/dt is STANDARD. BTW, CDE is also available for Linux. Martin