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    Emacs could be compatible with the system it is currently running
    under as well.  If running under Windows or KDE, it could use the
    behaviour used in Windows and KDE.

If the people who work on Emacs on Windows want to do this,
they can do it.  I would not do it for KDE, though.  GNOME
is the GNU desktop, and we should give it our support.