Apparently, though unproven, at 23:28 on Thursday 02 June 2011, Jeff Hoogland
did opine thusly:
I'd recommend removing E16 and giving E17 a try :)
Lets be honest though, e16 and e17 are two completely different products that
share only two things in common:
- the same word in the name
-
Alrighty - to be honest I've never used e16 much so I was unaware of that. I
was under the (wrong) impression it was just a dated version.
Sorry bout that.
On Fri Jun 3 2011 01:46:49 AM CDT, Alan McKinnon alan.mckin...@gmail.com
wrote:
Apparently, though unproven, at 23:28 on Thursday 02
To be honest, I've used both of them.and if you're using e16 but don't
know about e17, then YES absolutely recommend to use it.
But if the other one knows about both of themthen what's the point?
2011/6/3 Jeff Hoogland jeffhoogl...@gmail.com
Alrighty - to be honest I've never used e16
I recently decided to give Enlightenment a test drive, and dwonloaded e16
from the Ubuntu Software Packages repository in a *.deb package, and
installed successfully on my Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit machine. Seems to be
functioning OK, although I have some specific issues that I need help with:
1. I
E16 is super dated at this point - I would highly recommend trying a current
version of E17 (bodhi linux, sabayon, and pclinuxos all provide one in LiveCD
form).
Your display/login manager controls which desktop log into. If you are using
the default display manager in Ubuntu 10.04 then it is
Hi Charlie,
I am glad you are giving Enlightenment a try. Although it may not be
quite ready for prime time and the docs can be hard to find, I think
you'll really like E once you get use to it.
Here some docs.:
Enlightenment Wiki http://trac.enlightenment.org/e/
The Unofficial
I'd recommend removing E16 and giving E17 a try :)
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 4:24 PM, Charles Warner cwarner.cw...@gmail.comwrote:
Jeff-
I just gave LXDM a try- not a solution. I can switch between e16 and LXDE,
but still can't get back to my original Gnome desktop. When I first
experimented
I've just recently started exploring E17, although I've been an
enlightenment fan since '99.
I'm not sure I entirely agree with your 'super dated' comment about
e16. To me it falls more on the scale of a minimalistic window manager
such as fluxbox.
e16 can do composite rendering for
Hi Charles,
I also share lots of mixed gtk and qt apps.
Since I like more the QT approach (generally), what I do is to chose the
same theme for gtk and qt. Currently, I use qtcurve in KDE's system settings
and then I select also qtcurve in gtk-chtheme.
That's it!
for the gnome-e16 thing...i
After checking an older Ubuntu install I've got at home, I ran into your
same problem. It appears to be an Ubuntu design flaw.
Somewhere in the session startup framework they insert e16 into gconf as
your window manager when selecting e16-GNOME, but when you change back
to GNOME it doesn't
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