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@ -2,6 +2,21 @@
About 0.16.8
============
Contents
--------
- Major changes and new features
- Configuration files
- Session Scripts
- Default keybindings
- Using e16 with GNOME
- Using e16 with KDE
- Migrating from Enlightenment 0.16.7 to 0.16.8
Major changes and new features
------------------------------
Changes:
- "enlightenment" has been renamed to "e16".
- The default user configuration directory is "~/.e16".
@ -101,83 +116,6 @@ When doing border/icon matches, the window match list is searched from the
start, and the first matching item will be used.
Using e16 with GNOME
--------------------
(Using Fedora Core 4, may be pertinent to other distributions as well).
The GNOME desktop can be started using e16 as WM with:
$ export WINDOW_MANAGER=e16
$ gnome-sesssion
Alternatively, add a GNOME/e16 session entry to the display manager login:
# cp /usr/share/e16/misc/e-gnome.desktop /usr/share/xsessions/
However, somewhere along the way the script /usr/bin/gnome-wm is called.
This is supposed to handle differences in all the different WM's out there,
but does not know of "e16". This will cause a major delay when starting up
the GNOME desktop.
One way to fix this is to use gnome-session-properties to get rid of
the "gnome-wm" session entry.
Another is to apply this patch to /usr/bin/gnome-wm:
--- /usr/bin/gnome-wm-org 2005-04-19 21:33:53.000000000 +0200
+++ /usr/bin/gnome-wm 2005-11-15 20:46:09.000000000 +0100
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@
OPT2=
if [ ! -z "$SMID" ] ; then
case `basename $WINDOW_MANAGER` in
- sawfish|sawmill|metacity)
+ sawfish|sawmill|metacity|e16)
OPT1=--sm-client-id=$SMID
;;
openbox)
Using e16 with KDE
------------------
(Using Fedora Core 4, may work with other distributions as well).
The KDE desktop can be started using e16 as WM with:
$ export KDEWM=e16
$ startkde
Alternatively, add a KDE/e16 session entry to the display manager login:
# cp /usr/share/e16/misc/e-kde.desktop /usr/share/xsessions/
Migrating from Enlightenment 0.16.7 to 0.16.8
---------------------------------------------
By Peter Hyman (pete4abw@comcast.net)
Users upgrading from enlightenment 0.16.7 need to read the following.
Several organizational changes have occurred that will require
some manual adjustments. Mainly these deal with changes to
configuration and shared directory names. This was done to avoid
collisions with the new enlightenment DR17.
1) home configuration directory is now ~/.e16, not ~/.enlightenment.
2) menu files have been moved to a subdirectory called menus
you will need to move customized menus and subdirectories to
~/.e16/menus. Note: because of this menu files will have to have
menus/ prepended to it in order to be located. Ex:
file.menu file...
"User Menus"
"User Application list" NULL menu "menus/user_apps.menu"
whereas the old menu version did not have menus/.
3) you will need to move ~/.enlightenment/backgrounds files to ~/.e16
and any themes as well.
4) $prefix/share/enlightenment has been changed to $prefix/share/e16
5) if installed E-docs and Epplet directories will have to be moved
to $prefix/share/e16
6) any additional themes that were added to the $prefix/share/enlightenment
directory will have to be moved to $prefix/share/e16
7) any startup scripts or Session scripts that reference the startup
executable `enlightenment` must be edited to the new e16 program.
Session Scripts
---------------
By Peter Hyman (pete4abw@comcast.net)
@ -257,3 +195,124 @@ This process is very flexible since when used, the user can turn off
individual scripts and applications by chmod -x or simply leave the
startup directories empty or remove them.
Default keybindings
-------------------
Alt-Ctrl Home Auto-arrange windows
Alt-Ctrl Insert Launch Eterm
Alt-Ctrl Delete Log out
Alt-Ctrl End Exit
Alt-Ctrl Right Goto next desk
Alt-Ctrl Left Goto previous desk
Alt-Shift Down Move desk area down
Alt-Shift Up - - - up
Alt-Shift Left - - - left
Alt-Shift Right - - - right
Alt F1 Goto desk 0
Alt F2 - - 1
Alt F3 - - 2
Alt F4 - - 3
Alt F5 - - 4
Alt F6 - - 5
Alt F7 - - 6
Alt F8 - - 7
Alt Tab Switch focus (using focus list, if enabled)
Alt-Ctrl Up Raise active window
Alt-Ctrl Down Lower active window
Alt-Ctrl x Close active window
Alt-Ctrl k Destroy active window
Alt-Ctrl s Toggle active window sticky state
Alt-Ctrl i Iconify active window
Alt-Ctrl r Toggle active window shaded state
Alt-Ctrl f Toggle active window fullscreen state
Alt-Ctrl m Toggle active window maximized state
Alt-Ctrl w Show window-ops menu for active window
Alt Return Toggle active window zoomed state
Ctrl-Shift F1 Show User menu (default left mouse button)
Ctrl-Shift F2 Show Enlightenment menu (default middle mouse button)
Ctrl-Shift F3 Show Configuration menu (default right mouse button)
Ctrl-Shift F4 Show Window List menu (default Alt-middle mouse button)
Alt-Ctrl a Toggle visibility of all buttons
Alt-Ctrl b Toggle visibility of theme buttons
Alt-Ctrl c Toggle visibility of configuration buttons
Alt-Ctrl d Switch dragbar position
Alt-Ctrl o Switch dragbar button ordering
Using e16 with GNOME
--------------------
(Using Fedora Core 4, may be pertinent to other distributions as well).
The GNOME desktop can be started using e16 as WM with:
$ export WINDOW_MANAGER=e16
$ gnome-sesssion
Alternatively, add a GNOME/e16 session entry to the display manager login:
# cp /usr/share/e16/misc/e-gnome.desktop /usr/share/xsessions/
However, somewhere along the way the script /usr/bin/gnome-wm is called.
This is supposed to handle differences in all the different WM's out there,
but does not know of "e16". This will cause a major delay when starting up
the GNOME desktop.
One way to fix this is to use gnome-session-properties to get rid of
the "gnome-wm" session entry.
Another is to apply this patch to /usr/bin/gnome-wm:
--- /usr/bin/gnome-wm-org 2005-04-19 21:33:53.000000000 +0200
+++ /usr/bin/gnome-wm 2005-11-15 20:46:09.000000000 +0100
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@
OPT2=
if [ ! -z "$SMID" ] ; then
case `basename $WINDOW_MANAGER` in
- sawfish|sawmill|metacity)
+ sawfish|sawmill|metacity|e16)
OPT1=--sm-client-id=$SMID
;;
openbox)
Using e16 with KDE
------------------
(Using Fedora Core 4, may work with other distributions as well).
The KDE desktop can be started using e16 as WM with:
$ export KDEWM=e16
$ startkde
Alternatively, add a KDE/e16 session entry to the display manager login:
# cp /usr/share/e16/misc/e-kde.desktop /usr/share/xsessions/
Migrating from Enlightenment 0.16.7 to 0.16.8
---------------------------------------------
By Peter Hyman (pete4abw@comcast.net)
Users upgrading from enlightenment 0.16.7 need to read the following.
Several organizational changes have occurred that will require
some manual adjustments. Mainly these deal with changes to
configuration and shared directory names. This was done to avoid
collisions with the new enlightenment DR17.
1) home configuration directory is now ~/.e16, not ~/.enlightenment.
2) menu files have been moved to a subdirectory called menus
you will need to move customized menus and subdirectories to
~/.e16/menus. Note: because of this menu files will have to have
menus/ prepended to it in order to be located. Ex:
file.menu file...
"User Menus"
"User Application list" NULL menu "menus/user_apps.menu"
whereas the old menu version did not have menus/.
3) you will need to move ~/.enlightenment/backgrounds files to ~/.e16
and any themes as well.
4) $prefix/share/enlightenment has been changed to $prefix/share/e16
5) if installed E-docs and Epplet directories will have to be moved
to $prefix/share/e16
6) any additional themes that were added to the $prefix/share/enlightenment
directory will have to be moved to $prefix/share/e16
7) any startup scripts or Session scripts that reference the startup
executable `enlightenment` must be edited to the new e16 program.