Enlightenment CVS committal
Author : technikolor
Project : web
Module : e
Dir : web/e/data
Modified Files:
faq.html news.html
Log Message:
KainX screams.... aspell to the rescue.
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/enlightenment/web/e/data/faq.html,v
retrieving revision 1.8
retrieving revision 1.9
diff -u -3 -r1.8 -r1.9
--- faq.html 10 Oct 2003 19:52:02 -0000 1.8
+++ faq.html 10 Oct 2003 20:17:24 -0000 1.9
@@ -188,11 +188,11 @@
@:news_title@
-Are there tools that can help me constomize E? How can I setup key bindings?
+Are there tools that can help me customize E? How can I setup key bindings?
@:news_body@
Yes, there are 2 apps that can be found <a
href="http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2";>
in the SourceForge files area</a> to help. E16KeyEdit for editing E key bindings and
E16MenuEdit
-which is a nice GTK menu editor. Note that the tool E-Conf is no longer supported or
avalible.
+which is a nice GTK menu editor. Note that the tool E-Conf is no longer supported or
available.
@:news_end@
@:news_title@
@@ -200,7 +200,7 @@
@:news_body@
Simply copy the new background into your $HOME/.enlightenment/backgrounds/ directory.
Any subdirectories under the backgrounds directory will show up in the Backgrounds
menu as
-a new submenu.
+a new sub-menu.
@:news_end@
@:news_title@
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@
Edit the file $HOME/.enlightenment/file.menu and add a new menu using the form:
"Menu Name" NULL menu "menu_name.menu". Now create a menu file using the name
you chose using the same format as the the user_apps.menu. Menus can have
-submenus using the same method as in the file.menu. The first line
+sub-menus using the same method as in the file.menu. The first line
of each menu file will serve as the name of the menu.
@:news_end@
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RCS file: /cvsroot/enlightenment/web/e/data/news.html,v
retrieving revision 1.53
retrieving revision 1.54
diff -u -3 -r1.53 -r1.54
--- news.html 6 Oct 2003 08:04:33 -0000 1.53
+++ news.html 10 Oct 2003 20:17:24 -0000 1.54
@@ -36,8 +36,8 @@
<p>
<a href="team.html">RbdPngn</a> has been
hard at work on EWL changing to default theme to <a href="team.html">rephorm</a>s
"Winter" theme,
-as well as commiting a slew of updates to EWL, including the removal of some
remaining Ebits in the codebase,
-some misc bug fixes and improvements. RbdPngn also commited some fixes and
improvements to the EWD list code, and
+as well as committing a slew of updates to EWL, including the removal of some
remaining Ebits in the code base,
+some misc bug fixes and improvements. RbdPngn also committed some fixes and
improvements to the EWD list code, and
made EET Efence friendly.
</p>
@@ -79,15 +79,15 @@
Enlightenment DR17, the window manager currently in e17 CVS, is dead. As was
mentioned
in the <i>State of E</i> address awhile back the current WM code needs a complete
rewrite, and thus the current code is nothing but a test platform. There is currently
no
-publicly avalible WM code for DR17, but the initial CVS commit will be coming in the
+publicly available WM code for DR17, but the initial CVS commit will be coming in the
next month or two.</p>
<p>
Many lessons were learned from the WM code that currently exists in CVS, namely that
even in CVS we stretched the limits of what Ebits could do. This prompted Raster
several
months ago to scrap it and start work on Edje. Edje is essentially Ebits2 in concept,
but
is drastically different from the original Ebits implementation. Edje uses EET
instead
-of EDB which Ebits uses, and truely does what Ebits hoped to do: abstract completely
an
-applications interface from its codebase. Edje theming doesn't just put a new image
in
+of EDB which Ebits uses, and truly does what Ebits hoped to do: abstract completely
an
+applications interface from its code base. Edje theming doesn't just put a new image
in
place of the default. It actually can completely change the feel of the user
interface,
rather than just its appearance. On top of this Edje supports animation! This means
that DR17 will not be just another static looking window manager, it will have smooth
@@ -97,18 +97,18 @@
Also, at the time the <i>State of E</i> address was released, there was uncertainty
about
Etox: would it be merged into Evas or just silently die? I'm happy to report
<a href="team.html">RbdPngn</a> has been working hard on the library, and now it has
-solidified its place among the <b>Enlightenment Foundation Libraries</b> permanantly.
+solidified its place among the <b>Enlightenment Foundation Libraries</b> permanently.
Among Etox's more interesting abilities is automatic wrapping of text, properly
handling
of newlines in text strings when displayed, and koolest of all, reacting to
obstacles!</p>
<p>
-In other news, on the EVAS front, EVAS now has a GL backend! This is in addition to
the
-existing Software/X11 backend, DirectFB, Plain FB and Qtopia backends.
+In other news, on the EVAS front, EVAS now has a GL back-end! This is in addition to
the
+existing Software/X11 back-end, DirectFB, Plain FB and Qtopia back-ends.
</p>
<p>
Note that due to the retirement of Ebits all apps based on it are being retired as
well,
-notably Etcher, Ebony and the Ebg library. Equivelents for Edje will probably emerge
in
+notably Etcher, Ebony and the Ebg library. Equivalents for Edje will probably emerge
in
the future but there is no current firm commitment right now. There are plans for an
Etcher equivalent for Edje but we don't know what the final form of it will be and
when it
might pop up.
@@ -175,7 +175,7 @@
</p>
<p>
-And don't forget, we are still seeking a variety of developers of various different
skillsets, particularly to work on EWL. Work is being done on DR16.5 for a possible
16.6 release, so patches are welcome and encouraged, but get them in soon. And as
always, the more code written using the libs the more there is for others to benefit
from, so grab the libs (Ecore and EVAS particularly) and just build some kool apps.
+And don't forget, we are still seeking a variety of developers of various different
skill sets, particularly to work on EWL. Work is being done on DR16.5 for a possible
16.6 release, so patches are welcome and encouraged, but get them in soon. And as
always, the more code written using the libs the more there is for others to benefit
from, so grab the libs (Ecore and EVAS particularly) and just build some kool apps.
</p>
@:news_end@
@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@
@:news_title@
Thur Jan 23 - <a href="mailto:benr@@NO.SPAMcuddletech.com";>benr</a> - EVAS Made
Simpler!
@:news_body@
-<p>A link has been added in regards to the project undertaken by <a
href="team.html">rephorm</a>, <a
href="http://www.rephorm.com/rephorm/code/eprog/";>Eprog</a>. Eprog is a convenence
library for EVAS. Just as Ecore simplifies the proccess of interacting with X, Eprog
simplifies the proccess of getting an EVAS. The best description for Eprog so far was
"damnit, just give me a canvas!". Potential programmers who think EVAS is over their
heads will definately want to take a look. Rephorm (origonal contributer of the
Iconbar code) has also written an <a
href="http://www.rephorm.com/rephorm/code/iconbar/";>iconbar in Eprog</a>, which can be
used with almost any window manager, so if you only want to run DR17 for the snazy
iconbar, check it out while you wait for Enlightenment DR17 to mature.</p>
+<p>A link has been added in regards to the project undertaken by <a
href="team.html">rephorm</a>, <a
href="http://www.rephorm.com/rephorm/code/eprog/";>Eprog</a>. Eprog is a convenience
library for EVAS. Just as Ecore simplifies the process of interacting with X, Eprog
simplifies the process of getting an EVAS. The best description for Eprog so far was
"damnit, just give me a canvas!". Potential programmers who think EVAS is over their
heads will definitely want to take a look. Rephorm (original contributer of the
Iconbar code) has also written an <a
href="http://www.rephorm.com/rephorm/code/iconbar/";>iconbar in Eprog</a>, which can be
used with almost any window manager, so if you only want to run DR17 for the snazy
iconbar, check it out while you wait for Enlightenment DR17 to mature.</p>
<p>If you're still running DR16 but sick of your old themes, you should check out the
themes created by <a href="team.html">pixelhead</a>. He's been creating some really
impressive themes for DR16.5 and has brought a breath of fresh air to an aging
collection of vintage themes. You can find his themes <a
href="http://pixelhead.lostmypants.net/";>here</a> and <a
href="http://pixelmasochist.deviantart.com/";>here</a>. For more themes, don't forget
to dig thru the <a href="http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/59/?topic_id=59";>theme
section at Freshmeat</a> and <a href="http://www.themedepot.org/";>Theme Depot</a>.
No matter how many other window managers there are, E is still the king of kool.</p>
@:news_end@
@@ -230,7 +230,7 @@
@:news_title@
Fri Dec 26 - <a href="mailto:benr@@NO.SPAMcuddletech.com";>benr</a> - A long,
fruitful year
@:news_body@
-<p>It's been a long year for the team, but a fruitful one. DR16.5 is still in heavy
usage and will stay so for many years to come. DR17 has seen the bulk of the backend
work done. EVAS has picked up a following and gained some press. While at the same
time we've seen several developers leave the project as they move onto different parts
of their lives.</p>
+<p>It's been a long year for the team, but a fruitful one. DR16.5 is still in heavy
usage and will stay so for many years to come. DR17 has seen the bulk of the back-end
work done. EVAS has picked up a following and gained some press. While at the same
time we've seen several developers leave the project as they move onto different parts
of their lives.</p>
<p>As this project is constantly fighting the "is E dead?" battle, it's important to
point out that this project has always been as much, if not more so, about libraries
than the window manager that we all know and love. Imlib is still in heavy usage,
Imlib2 has become a critical part of many projects. EVAS is going to be a significant
force in the future, and will be as big a hit as Imlib. Not only that, our library
collection includes a full widget library (EWL) based on EVAS, several convenience
libs (Ecore, Eprog, EWD), libraries for text rendering in EVAS (Etox, Estyle), a
packaging and distribution format (EET), a database (EDB), and a revolutionary
themeing scheme (Ebits, Ebg). Not to mention tools for EDB (e_gtk_ed, Ebindings,
etc), and Ebits/Ebg (Ebony, Etcher). We've got the file manager backend completed
(EFSD). We've got a widget daemon (Ewidgetd), one of the nicest image viewers ever
written (Entice), and two file managers (Essence, <a
href="http://evidence.sourceforge.net/";>Evidence</a>). And there is more than that!
We're running out of words that start with E. For the last 2 years the E project is
closer in scale (not goal) to KDE and GNOME than any other of the desktop projects. E
will be a complete desktop shell, and we've been laying the groundwork toward that
end.</p>
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