Enlightenment CVS committal
Author : xcomputerman
Project : e17
Module : apps/entrance
Dir : e17/apps/entrance
Modified Files:
README
Log Message:
README was overdue for an update too.
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RCS file: /cvsroot/enlightenment/e17/apps/entrance/README,v
retrieving revision 1.9
retrieving revision 1.10
diff -u -3 -r1.9 -r1.10
--- README 9 Sep 2003 18:14:42 -0000 1.9
+++ README 25 Oct 2003 07:24:04 -0000 1.10
@@ -16,10 +16,10 @@
To compile, you need the following libraries (if you're using a
package-based system, be sure to install the devel packages):
-- Evas (>= 1.0.0pre4). Evas 0.6 will NOT work.
-- Edb
-- Ebg
-- Ecore
+- Evas (>= 1.0.0pre12). Evas 0.6 will NOT work.
+- Edb (>= 1.0.3)
+- Ecore (>= 1.0.0pre4). You must have Ecore_Evas support.
+- Edje
- PAM (optional)
Then, type:
@@ -27,23 +27,21 @@
> make
> su -c 'make install'
-You will need to copy the file config/pam.d/entrance to /etc/pam.d for
-PAM authentication to work successfully.
-
Usage
-----
To start an X session using Entrance, just type 'entranced' at the prompt.
Entrance also works well with initscripts, so you can modify
-/etc/X11/prefdm or /etc/init.d/dm to launch entranced. For those who would
-like to see what Entrance looks like before using it to start sessions,
-you may edit src/client/entrance.h and specify #define X_TESTING 1
+/etc/X11/prefdm or /etc/init.d/dm to launch entranced. A startup script
+(etc/init.d/entrance) is also installed for your convenience. For those
+who would like to see what Entrance looks like before using it to start
+sessions, you may edit src/client/entrance.h and specify #define X_TESTING 1
(instead of 0). This will cause Entrance to launch in a 640x480 window,
and xterm will be executed instead of the selected session.
-WARNING: Do not attempt to launch entranced from an existing session. It
-will cause all sorts of havoc and may even blow a hole in the back of
-your monitor. Run "entrance" instead.
+WARNING: Do not attempt to launch entranced from an existing X session. It
+will cause all sorts of havoc and may even blow a hole in the back of your
+monitor. Run "entrance" instead.
To set up your sessions, edit the build_config.sh script in the data/config
directory before compiling to specify the names of the X sessions on your
@@ -60,30 +58,14 @@
- You do not need to add a default session; that is added automatically.
- You need to update the session count entry before you finish.
-If you wish to use PAM for authentication, set the option
-/entrance/use_pam_auth to 1. THIS IS RECOMMENDED unless you do not have
-PAM (which would be Slackware, LFS and similar braindead distros ;) ).
-
-You may also want to add images for users in the appropriate
-directory so that they come up while you log in. For example, if your
-login was foo, then you would need to add "foo.png" to that directory
-for it to come up. The location of this image is now specified in config
-as either in the system directory ($PREFIX/share/entrance/images/users/)
-or in the user's home directory ($HOME/.e/entrance/). The config format is
-as follows:
-
-/entrance/user/count = <number of users in config>
-/entrance/user/<n>/name = <username>
-/entrance/user/<n>/image = <image filename>
-/entrance/user/<n>/sys = <1 for system directory, 0 for home directory>
-
-<n> is an index starting from zero.
-
-Also, if $PREFIX/share/entrance/images/users/_default.png exists, it will
-be used as the default image if an image is not available for a user.
+PAM is recommended for authentication. If you are compiling for a system
+that does not have PAM support, configure should automatically set your
+config settings appropriately so that crypt/shadow authentication is used
+instead. If you wish to manually set the authentication method, edit the
+/entrance/auth entry in the config db (1 for PAM, 2 for crypt/shadow).
-Take a look at buildtheme.sh in the BlueCrystal theme directory as a
-guide to the theme format.
+Take a look at README.edje for a guide to the theme format and a detailed
+explanation of how sessions and users work.
Code contributors and developers needed!
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