<quote who="Haines Brown">
> Ronald,
>
> You removed gnome configuration files? I infer that means you canned
> Gnome2. I gather enlightenment works if you are willing to do that.
>
> Your approach interesting, and your willingness to share it
> appreciated, but it adds to the already long list of quite different
> ways to install enlightenment under gnome2, if that's what you are
> trying to do. The lack of any consensus at all (that I can see)
> certainly doest not inspire confidence it can be tried without
> significant risk of catastrophe.
One word. Gentoo. E and E-cvs (17) couldn't be any easier if you use
gentoo. I was previously on redhat8 but having made the switch I wonder
why I ever used anything else.
--
Dhruba Bandopadhyay
http://www.gentoo.org/
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