No use, still have to set where the top and bottom bars are, no applications
in the menu... weird.
arg... those awful green bars...
Alexander Hansen wrote:
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I'm surprised that you need it, unless you're using GNOME from the
binary
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It looks like your .xinitrc isn't even being processed--that's the
basic window manager that comes with XFree86 or Xorg.
chainy_shadow wrote:
No use, still have to set where the top and bottom bars are, no
applications in the menu... weird.
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I'm surprised that you need it, unless you're using GNOME from the
binary distribution and it's older than I thought...but yes.
Try having the following in your ~/.xinitrc:
. /sw/bin/init.sh
exec metacity
exec gnome-session
chainy_shadow wrote:
The Gnome environment starts right when I click on the big red X (XDarwin).
Would you recommend another window manager to solve this problem?
Alexander K. Hansen-2 wrote:
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Ah. It looks like you aren't getting the GNOME window manager. Does
chainy_shadow wrote:
The Gnome environment starts right when I click on the big red X (XDarwin).
Didn't you say you have Apple's X11? Have you tried X11.app? (Black
cross, not red).
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I have screenshots and some other detail at:
http://geekadventures.blogspot.com/2007/12/in-beggining.html
Please, please, some help, some extended documentation?
Thanks a lot.
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Ah. It looks like you aren't getting the GNOME window manager. Does
it start automatically with X11 (as your .xinitrc would indicate), or
are you having to run it after X11 starts?
chainy_shadow wrote:
I have screenshots and some other detail at:
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That looks like the appropriate setup.
chainy_shadow wrote:
.xinitrc
. /sw/bin/init.sh exec gnome-session
Alexander K. Hansen-2 wrote: chainy_shadow wrot.
Sorry for the lack of details.
My OS Version: 10.4.11
I actually used this
.xinitrc
. /sw/bin/init.sh
exec gnome-session
Alexander K. Hansen-2 wrote:
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chainy_shadow wrot.
Sorry for the lack of details.
My OS Version: 10.4.11
I actually used this page
Sorry for the lack of details.
My OS Version: 10.4.11
I actually used this page
http://www.finkproject.org/doc/x11/run-xfree86.php#xinitrc
In order to set up the environment, and I am using Apple's X11
Do you believe is a good idea to upgrade to 10.5 in order for XDarwin to
function
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chainy_shadow wrote:
Sorry for the lack of details.
My OS Version: 10.4.11
I actually used this page
http://www.finkproject.org/doc/x11/run-xfree86.php#xinitrc
In order to set up the environment, and I am using Apple's X11
Do you believe is
The software is great, but how come it's so messy on the start?
I am starting Gnome, and have to click on the screen to place the bars,
applications... this isn't pretty at all, and not like the screenshots show.
I've been looking for documentation on how to configure this beast, but were
not
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chainy_shadow wrote:
The software is great, but how come it's so messy on the start?
I am starting Gnome, and have to click on the screen to place the
bars, applications... this isn't pretty at all, and not like the
screenshots show.
I've been
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