On 05/31/2010 07:31 PM, Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote: > On Mon, 31 May 2010 12:59:06 -0400 Christopher Michael<cpmicha...@comcast.net> > said: > >> On 05/31/10 12:55, Christopher Michael wrote: >>> If we want users to have to hack any new e.cfg files manually, then by >>> all means, make a snapshot :P >>> >>> Since the wizard module does not start anymore on new configs (I'm not >>> even sure that it builds/installs either), then users who are new to >>> using E (read: have no existing e.cfg at all) will get a blank >>> Applications menu. The wizard had an option for handling this (allowing >>> the menu to be set to use gnome.menus, etc, etc). The current >>> e/config/standard/e.src does not have the menu specified. >>> >> I should have also mentioned that E itself has no place to configure >> this...perhaps it should be added to the Menu Config stuff ?? > > i know - i never added this to a todo - it's a bit obvious that it's missing > :) Indeed :)
> but wizard doesn't run when you have no e config? Not at all :( I redid some things on my box this morning, and restarted w/ a clean home directory...so I had no ~/.e/e/ at all. After getting E installed, I ran it, but was never shown the Wizard module. Now, having said that, I think I know where/why this happened...basically, in my .xinitrc I run 'enlightenment_start -profile standard'. (I do this due to testing of illume, etc, etc). I am wondering if, by specifying '-profile standard' this caused wizard module not to run ?? dh works for me (if i create an > empty homedir). you just cant load it manually in the gui. it isn't intneded > to > get manually loaded afterwards anyway - though it'd be useful to have > something in settings that reset you to defaults (deleted everything in ~/.e/e > and restarted e with the default profile). > >> dh >> >>> Not to mention that, when starting E for the first time (without an >>> existing config) they no longer have the option of choosing an icon >>> theme (wizard handled that also), so if they don't have the "default >>> icon theme" installed (let's say Tango or whatever it is), then their >>> ibar may potentially be missing icons. This is less of an issue (as >>> compared to the above one), but an issue none the less. >>> >>> dh >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ enlightenment-devel mailing list enlightenment-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/enlightenment-devel
