hello, i have a ps2 linux kit (similar to RH 5.x) and i just compiled and
installed enlightenment and edited my /.xinit.d/session file. whenever i
start X, all i get is an xterm on a black background (no window manager).
here is my .xsession-errors file:
Reading /etc/X11/xinit/lang.d/en
Starting X
ok here is what appears to be my problem, when attempting to start E, this
is my error message:
/usr/local/enlightenment/bin/enlightenment: error while loading shared
libraries: libttf.so.2: cannot load shared object file: No such file or
directory
does anyone know how to fix this?
bob newell
I need to put some new screenshots of DR16 on the website, and I thought
rather than taking a bunch of pics of my desktop we'd get some variety
from our user base. So here is your chance to establish your desktop as
king supreme. Remember, these are shots of E, so don't send a shot of
some appli
Thanks Kim
I had a dig around in another users directory and have syntax I need.
It's cool and easier than most other menus built in text files.
Will 'Maintenance/Regenerate Menus' regenerate files that I have just
edited. At the moment I am restarting to get this done
Thanks for the pointers.
Gary Tate wrote:
Could someone out there please send me examples of:
1. .enlightenment/user_apps.menu
2. .enlightenment/your.menu
The first time E starts it should run the script
$EROOT/scripts/e_gen_menu which should give you what you want (in
~/.enlightenment/).
The script should also be run
I am running Enlightenment on Apple MAC OS X Panther 10.3 and I like it
a lot. It is the most stable Windows Manager with so many features yet
ported to the MAC 10.3 code base thanks v.much
From you FAQ:
How do I add new programs to the "User Applications List" menu?
Edit the file $HOME/.enli
