Hi,
i know the link was down... now it should work.
those files are now outdated and i will repack the files and write a
README about how to include them in in the cvs
adi
On 03/10/05, Benone Marcos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
adi wrote:
Hello,
I was not happy with the default e17 clock
On 10/3/05, Robert G. Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The WM shouldn't make any difference to Gdesklets.The applicationworks for me in e16.8 .There seem to be quite a few bugs ingdesklets and I got tired of them so I stopped running them thismorning.They weren't really doing anything I needed,just
that is exactly what i was looking for. thank you
and generally, why do we have 2 toolkit libraries for one project?
I believe etk is the old toolkit, and ewl is the new. Only ewl is in E17.
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Marcel Sugano, il 02/10/2005 23:18, scrisse:
Hello there!
I was using DR16.X a long time, and now, i have started the trail to DR17.
I've been using e17 downloaded from freedesktop.org, and i like a lot
and appreciate the great work that it's been done by the team.
Yesterday, was the first
lisa wrote:
I'd try and do it from the cvs, but I'm woefully unskilled at that
sort of thing. Just a newbie, I guess
If anyone has done that, is there any way for me to get a copy of
it to install??
Thanks,
Lisa
supposed you have installed all necessary libraries,
Yes I have. There are some very good instructions on a site whose owner
is a Mandriva faithful user.
http://linuxfordummies.org/viewforum.php?f=45sid=44e5cd6101bc88e2afff8243a7611537
Start with the topic E17 dependencies. If you have urpmi set up
correctly, then just type that all in one line.
no, none of them are in E17. and no, etk is not the old toolkit. in
fact, it was just committed in cvs.
but there's some confusion here. why make totally separate libraries,
that do the same thing? why split like that, instead of helping the more
mature library (and both of them are being worked
Ooops! forgot to change the title on my first
post...
MillTek wrote:
Hi,
I've tried almost every day for a month to compile and install
Engage. I run the Arch Linux system so I'm using prefixes approriate
to Arch. My compile has worked in the past so I don't
Sorry it's Monday. Did you compile engrave then ewl? That might
produce that error.
Paul
On Mon, 2005-10-03 at 15:36 -0500, MillTek wrote:
Hi,
I've tried almost every day for a month to compile and install Engage.
I run the Arch Linux system so I'm using prefixes approriate to Arch.
My
I'm using Rastermans script to compile the rest of e17. You familiar
with it??
Paul S. wrote:
Sorry it's Monday. Did you compile engrave then ewl? That might
produce that error.
Paul
On Mon, 2005-10-03 at 15:36 -0500, MillTek wrote:
Hi,
I've tried almost every day for a month to
That's why. Compile engrave and ewl manually using ./autogen.sh make
make install as root in the e17 directories likewise.
Paul
On Mon, 2005-10-03 at 15:51 -0500, MillTek wrote:
I'm using Rastermans script to compile the rest of e17. You familiar
with it??
Paul S. wrote:
Sorry it's
Very nice work! I'd be interested in a configure-script and Makefile, so
I can build it on my own. I noticed that you're using %a %d,%b %H:%M
in the sourcecode to set date and time format.
Would it be much work to create a config-dialog to allow a user-defined
time/date-format and maybe
No just do it yourself. Compiling ain't that hard. Just cd (path to
cvstree of e17)/e17/libs/engrave, then make sure you have sudo access,
then just type ./autogen.sh make make install, then cd ../ewl
and ./autogen.sh make make install. It's all on get-e.org and if
you'd read the
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