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32. Why do some people use XmN
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32. Why do some people use XmN as resource names?
---------------------------------------------------------------------- Motif adopted the convention of prefixing all their resources with XmN instead of XtN. Why? It makes some small amount of sense to not pollute the Xt name space. Unfortunately it is not really practical because it means every widget set would have to define all the resources, including ones defined by the Intrinsics. Very messy. But heh, OSF is its own world, right?
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