Comments on: Enlightenment LiveCD http://lizards.opensuse.org/2008/09/29/enlightenment-livecd/ Blogs and Ramblings of the openSUSE Members Mon, 30 Jan 2012 19:11:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dmitry Serpokryl http://lizards.opensuse.org/2008/09/29/enlightenment-livecd/#comment-313 Dmitry Serpokryl Fri, 10 Oct 2008 21:42:27 +0000 http://lizards.opensuse.org/?p=224#comment-313 We posted the 'development' release with ATI/NVIDIA drivers and standard openSUSE-11.0 kernel: http://sda.scwlab.com/README Welcome! We posted the ‘development’ release with ATI/NVIDIA drivers and standard openSUSE-11.0 kernel:

http://sda.scwlab.com/README

Welcome!

]]> By: apokryphos http://lizards.opensuse.org/2008/09/29/enlightenment-livecd/#comment-292 apokryphos Tue, 30 Sep 2008 14:44:00 +0000 http://lizards.opensuse.org/?p=224#comment-292 You might also want to consider contacting some bigger providers, like gwdg.de or skynet, to get some very fast and free hosting. You might also want to consider contacting some bigger providers, like gwdg.de or skynet, to get some very fast and free hosting.

]]> By: mimoune djouallah http://lizards.opensuse.org/2008/09/29/enlightenment-livecd/#comment-287 mimoune djouallah Mon, 29 Sep 2008 22:58:59 +0000 http://lizards.opensuse.org/?p=224#comment-287 thanks for the clarifications, it work as expected, regarding point 3, i am using dolphin as my favorite file manager, when i Drag’n'Drop a file to the desktop, this file get moved automatically, i was expecting to have a link on the desktop not to be moved. thanks thanks for the clarifications,

it work as expected, regarding point 3, i am using dolphin as my favorite file manager, when i Drag’n’Drop a file to the desktop, this file get moved automatically, i was expecting to have a link on the desktop not to be moved.

thanks

]]> By: Dmitry Serpokryl http://lizards.opensuse.org/2008/09/29/enlightenment-livecd/#comment-286 Dmitry Serpokryl Mon, 29 Sep 2008 17:19:21 +0000 http://lizards.opensuse.org/?p=224#comment-286 hi, 1) Enlightenment Configuration panel (EC) is all you need here. Menu -> Configuration -> Configuration Panel -> Applications -> New Application (here you can create the .desktop file for any app with your custom parameters) and then just look a bit down and 'Startup Applications' is a nice place for all apps (which has a .desktop files) you wish to start with E. 2) well, 'Entrance' is a bit different. We're using it as a default login manager for Enlightenment LiveCD and looks like we'll provide required modifications to set this thing. Right now we're just experimenting with the unification of X init for LiveCD and installed system and looking at the ways to improve the X startup/setup for our LiveCD. 3) only one answer - please use a real filemanager like 'Xfe', 'Pcmanfm' or any other favorite. EFM is intended to be very simple. it's great when you're browsing through pictures, .edj files, Drag'n'Drop documents to the editors (pictires to gimp for example) and so on. it has a simple pattern search when you start type something - it rushes to the similar file. and it's aimed to remain as simple as possible. it can rename your files, move, copy, delete, remember files associations. but there's no particular plans to overload it with the functions. sorry if it's not convenient for you. regards. P.S. all kudos - to Enlightenment Dev Team :) hi,

1) Enlightenment Configuration panel (EC) is all you need here. Menu -> Configuration -> Configuration Panel -> Applications -> New Application (here you can create the .desktop file for any app with your custom parameters) and then just look a bit down and ‘Startup Applications’ is a nice place for all apps (which has a .desktop files) you wish to start with E.

2) well, ‘Entrance’ is a bit different. We’re using it as a default login manager for Enlightenment LiveCD and looks like we’ll provide required modifications to set this thing. Right now we’re just experimenting with the unification of X init for LiveCD and installed system and looking at the ways to improve the X startup/setup for our LiveCD.

3) only one answer – please use a real filemanager like ‘Xfe’, ‘Pcmanfm’ or any other favorite. EFM is intended to be very simple. it’s great when you’re browsing through pictures, .edj files, Drag’n'Drop documents to the editors (pictires to gimp for example) and so on. it has a simple pattern search when you start type something – it rushes to the similar file. and it’s aimed to remain as simple as possible. it can rename your files, move, copy, delete, remember files associations. but there’s no particular plans to overload it with the functions. sorry if it’s not convenient for you.

regards.
P.S. all kudos – to Enlightenment Dev Team :)

]]> By: mimoune djouallah http://lizards.opensuse.org/2008/09/29/enlightenment-livecd/#comment-285 mimoune djouallah Mon, 29 Sep 2008 16:51:14 +0000 http://lizards.opensuse.org/?p=224#comment-285 i am using enlightenment 17 with opensuse 11, it is good so far only i have some little complaints 1- i installed stalonetray, as i wanted to make it autostart, i should put stalonetray.desktop in .local/share/applications, now how to creat stalonetray.desktop file ? 2- i wish yast will support entrance as the others login manager, gdm and kdm 3- when you drag a file to the desktop, it is automatically moved, i wished if we had the option to link, copy or move thanks for your work i am using enlightenment 17 with opensuse 11, it is good so far only i have some little complaints

1- i installed stalonetray, as i wanted to make it autostart, i should put stalonetray.desktop in .local/share/applications, now how to creat stalonetray.desktop file ?

2- i wish yast will support entrance as the others login manager, gdm and kdm

3- when you drag a file to the desktop, it is automatically moved, i wished if we had the option to link, copy or move

thanks for your work

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