Le 7 juin 07 à 11:09, Mildred a écrit : > Le Wed 06/06/2007 à 17:40 Quentin Mathé à écrit: >> There is a script named 'etoile' which gets installed in /usr/local/ >> bin if you run setup.sh as root or with sudo. Otherwise setup.sh >> should put this script in ~/bin. > > Is it possible to control exactly where all those scripts gets > installed. Like the DESTDIR of makefiles. It's for creating a package.
Not yet, but I can add this feature to setup.sh. >> This script just launches 'etoile_system' tool which is Étoilé >> daemonizer/session process. > > That's exactly what I needed because I'm using a complex script to > establish my X session ... In fact it's just a script to let me choose > which desktop I want to start. You can see it exactly as if it was > a .xinit or .xsession file. > > But ... > Apparently it is only a daemon and sothing else. It doesn't start > neither a workspace, nor a window manager, nor the dock or the > menubar. > Is it normal ? It isn't. etoile_system is just a daemon which uses a config list of the tasks to know which tasks to launch and monitor. The config file is usually installed at System/Library/Etoile/SystemTasksList.plist. In the repository you can find it in Services/Private/System. If etoile_system doesn't start, I need to know whether it's due to a missing library, an immediate exit or something else. By launching etoile_system directly from your shell (after sourcing GNUstep.sh), you can probably observe what gets logged. If you can copy this output in your reply, it could help. > So I manually added EtoileMenuServer, Azalea, AZDock, AZBackground and > GWorkspace (in that order and sarting in background). You can do it but that's not supported :-) > But whan I use the Etoile menu to log out it tells me that it can't > found the workspace ... That comes from the fact etoile_system handles the session and registers itself as 'workspace' process (in term of GNUstep terminology). It's somewhat confusing so I should try to improve the error which is reported. > Maybe it's just a bug because I'm using the SVN version but I rather > think there is something incorrect in how I start the session. Can you > tall me what's going wrong ? It's difficult to say without any extra details like etoile_system output. Did you run setup.sh with root, sudo or rather as a normal user? Quentin. _______________________________________________ Etoile-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/etoile-discuss
