(This is probably a FAQ, but I don't think I've seen it since I've been
here.)

What is IBM's WorkFrame utility?  I understand basically that it is
something like a development environment integrator as opposed to a strict
IDE (all parts from one vendor).  What would it do for me if I were trying
to put together a setup with, say, the WATCOM compiler, GNU RCS, a few
custom utilities, generic text editor X (text-mode or GUI), and other
similar stuff?  Does it tie it all together like a graphical MAKE, only
better than WATCOM's efforts?  Is it WPS integrated?  How well would it
work with RCS, or does it provide its own revision control?  A major
missing features that would have been useful?  Is it well supported by IBM
and vaguely bug-free?

Thanks for any enlightenment the gurus can provide.

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