>>>>> "Ross" == Ross Vandegrift <rvandegr...@debian.org> writes:
> enlightenment_system implements privileged actions so
> enlightnement doesn't need root to e.g. shutdown the system.
>
> enlightenment_fm implements the file manager.
I see, thx.
>> If it is of help, here's the .xsession-errors from the most
>> recent "crashed" e-launch:
>
> This is usually the most useful info.
>
> [...]
> This output shows that X has detected five outputs, and only one
> (LVDS) is connected.
I guessed so.
> Do you have the lid closed on your laptop? I wonder if it's
> running on the closed laptop screen. The later output about
> screen configuration only shows actions for LVDS.
I haven't investigated recent X things before this, so I just presumed that
LVDS is my "Visual", how shall I say, well, my monitor. And of course I
haven't closed the lid. BTW closing of the lid perfectly switched my laptop to
suspend mode before this mess now--without me having configured anything (apart
from having installed pm-utils).
> 1) From a VT run `startx xterm` (or whatever terminal you use).
> 2) Assuming X starts correctly, you should see a terminal in the
> top left. 3) Move the mouse in the term and run
> `enlightenment_start`.
Works well, opens a new Xserver (Xorg) on the chosen VT with an uxterm, then
typing `enlightenment_start' leads to something coming up which looks like e...
and after about 2 seconds the monitor is switched off, the hardware I'd say, as
all VTs are included. And again, waiting on a (console) VT for about 20" it
switches back on. I'm baffled. O BTW just for info it is a HP Elitebook
8460P, so not quite something exotic. Was Windows7 and I installed Debian from
USB.
As the last thing being called after my `enlightenment_start' seems to be
gvfsd, I'll try to update gvfs-daemons to see if that might make any
difference. Will let you know.
Brgds, e.
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