On Thu, Oct 03, 2013 at 12:01:57PM +0900, Carsten Haitzler wrote:
> it *IS* the "out of the box" experience with terminology in git. it requires
> no
> configuration, no special theme or changes. it's the default. if you are on a
> package and that package has altered the default experience, then look at
> that.
> if it's an older release - then i am unsure why you have tabs but not the gfx
> overlay for it as i added that at about the same time. but it is the default
> out-of-the-box thing for terminology (as far as i am concerned as future
> releases are based off what is currently in git).
Understood. It then just douns like the package I got is bad.
I tried to build from source, but:
checking pkg-config is at least version 0.9.0... yes
checking for TERMINOLOGY... no
configure: error: Package requirements ( elementary >= 1.7.0 eina >= 1.7.0
eet >= 1.7.0 evas >= 1.7.0 ecore >= 1.7.0 ecore-evas >= 1.7.0
ecore-file >= 1.7.0 edje >= 1.7.0 emotion >= 1.7.0 ecore-input >=
1.7.0 ecore-imf >= 1.7.0 ecore-imf-evas >= 1.7.0 ecore-ipc >= 1.7.0
efreet >= 1.7.0 ethumb_client >= 1.7.0 ) were not met:
Package ecore-cocoa was not found in the pkg-config search path.
Perhaps you should add the directory containing `ecore-cocoa.pc'
And none of my packages seem to have ecore-cocoa
core
libecore-con1
libecore-dev
libecore-evas1
libecore-fb1
libecore-file1
libecore-imf1
libecore-input1
libecore-ipc1
libecore-x1
libecore1
> > Would that be easy to add?
>
> ugly to add without exposing it via elm - its kind of violating the efl layers
> and digging into a layer underneath that is not exposed.
That's probably true, although it's a minor worry when your WM is hung and
you're trying to type in any terminal to rescue your system but you can't
because they're
not getting typing input :)
Thanks for your answers.
Marc
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