On 18.02.2014 12:22, P Purkayastha wrote:
[...]
> Latest git has got window focus issues. Stay away from git if you want
> stable software. Most stable is the latest e17 release. I would hold e18
> releases as next in stability.
But then people are also writing "don't use e17, it's old as hell". ;-)
Well, I actually used it since the famous days hell froze over. And
always from cvs/svn/git (or whatever the repro manager of the year was
called). So I am used to things breaking once in a while...
[...]
> You need to set an icon theme in e. *Any* reasonably complete icon
> theme. Also, either install evas-generic-loaders if you want to use svg
> based icon theme, or set a png based icon theme.
Icon theme, hmmm. I always thought that the definition of the
application is with it's desktop file. There is specified an icon file.
And the icon file exists in the standard icon folders. And it also
doesn't get displayed if I specify the absolute path in desktop file.
Further, E seems to be able to handle the image file type as I can see
it in the "create icon" dialoge. E just doesn't want to remember this.
>> Perhaps related to that, most applications have also vanished from
>> Everything, and I get messages such as "app not found acroread" on the
>> console. Even though my acroread is still there and happily around.
>
> No idea what causes this. Maybe something wrong with your efreet cache
> files? Try removing efreet cache files from ~/.cache.
Jep, tried this several times before. In the latest installment just
made things worse (see my other post).
>> environment, just a window manager. I disabled anything related to efm
>> and could curse any program that creates a ~/Desktop folder. I do not
>
> This can be easily fixed by setting the following your desktop directory
> in ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
>
> XDG_DESKTOP_DIR="$HOME/.config/Desktop"
That's cool. Thanks! :-) I was looking for such an option for ages. Now
if some gnome of E program revives this folder at least I don't have to
see it all the time hanging around in my home folder. :-)
Ciao
Florian
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