Wayne Dahl wrote: [snip]
[snip]I moved the file to the Trash bin just to see if it would work, then logged out and logged back in and now I'm back in Gnome. Those users of Enlightenment may need to Enlighten me of a better way to change to a different window manager than this, but at least it worked.Thanks for the hint, Kevin. Wayne
The way I do it is to leave all the system default stuff alone and in my home directory I have a .Xsession file that launches enlightenment, xscreensaver and xmodmap for me.
You could do the same thing with any other WM.
Not sure how you would make a proper GNOME + enlightenment setup this way. Maybe launch the GNOME pannel from .Xsession befor or after you launch e .
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