Gnome Smasher Mac OS

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As the title suggests, I'm trying to get gnome running. I *think* I'm pretty close but I've probably made some mistakes along the way.
I d/l X windows and gnome via fink. I modified /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xinit/xinitrc so that it started gnome-wm instead of twm. That worked.
However, in Linux I had the nice wallpaper, dock (or whatever it's called in gnome) and the start menu, etc. With this, all I have are a few nice looking terminal windows (in gnome/sawfish style).
What am I supposed to do to get gnome 'fully' running? Should I change the file back?
Thanks in advance.
BTW, I start X with this command: startx -- -quartz

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Well, if you go with OpenDarwin you wouldn't be able to run Apple software, because that would replace OS X. You can still use KDE or Gnome with fink, but why bother? All you need is the X server so you can run X apps, why clutter it with a bunch of icons, menus, etc that just take up memory? Blackbox will let you run X apps just as well, and it won't take up nearly as much memory.
I've used both Evolution and Mail.app (the default mail client with OS X) and I have to say that Mail.app does pretty much everything I want. It doesn't have the integrated calendar and news feeds, but OS X has iCal for calendar and you can get news feeds with other third party programs. Also, I've had a lot of instability problems with Evolution at different points (depending on the version of the various GTK dependencies), I've never had a problem with Mail.app crashing.
Now there will always be some things that only run in X and don't have an OS X port, but I would avoid running anything in X unless I had to since stuff runs much more effeciently and with much more stability when it's native.