[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to configure entrance to allow me to fire up E16 or E17 (or
kde or gnome for that matter) by selecting from the chooser on the login
screen, but can't figure out what order things are executed in.
Don't you love it when you answer your own question?
First, edi
I'm trying to configure entrance to allow me to fire up E16 or E17 (or
kde or gnome for that matter) by selecting from the chooser on the login
screen, but can't figure out what order things are executed in. Entrance
calls /etc/X11/Xsession with no parameter, which doesn't seem quite
right; I h
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hi all I'm sure by now your sick of hearing about e_utils and
stuff. But when I go to this site
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/enlightenment/e17/apps/e_utils/
What the hell do i download so i can try to build the e_util_app
thingy? Am i in the correct location? is
now you might want to check your x setup - do you have 2 screen outs (tv out) if
so, disable it.
That did it. Thanks for the info. E17 looks great!
mark
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This is hard to describe, so here's a link to see the problem:
http://advena.webhop.org/~mark/screenshot.jpg
The "screen" occupies only the upper left corner of the display - the
blank area in the image occupies the rest of the display. I can move
windows anywhere on the display, and the
Jasper Lievisse Adriaanse [NedLinux.nl] wrote:
I have only tested my script (v0.2.7) using Debian and not yet
Slackware. But I think it's pretty much Linux distribution independant,
correct me if I'm wrong.
works fine for me under mandrake 10.1
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Darrell Blake wrote:
I also had to add the following lines after setting $BUILD_DIR:
PATH=$PATH:$BUILD_DIR/bin
CPPFLAGS=-I$BUILD_DIR/include
oops, and also
LDFLAGS=-I$BUILD_DIR/lib
so entrance can find ecore libraries. And apparently entrance wants to
install /etc/entr
I also had to add the following lines after setting $BUILD_DIR:
PATH=$PATH:$BUILD_DIR/bin
CPPFLAGS=-I$BUILD_DIR/include
so headers and config files can be found by subsequent packages.
mark
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