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About 0.16.8
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============
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About Enlightenment e16
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=======================
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Credits
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-------
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Contents
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--------
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- Major changes and new features
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- Versions
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- Requirements
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- Configuration
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- Configuration files
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- Default keybindings
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- Session Scripts
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- Composite manager notes
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- Default keybindings
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- Configuration options
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- Fonts
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- Using e16 with GNOME
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- Using e16 with KDE
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- Migrating from Enlightenment 0.16.7 to 0.16.8
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- Migrating from versions older than 0.16.8
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Major changes and new features
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------------------------------
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Versions
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--------
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Changes:
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- "enlightenment" has been renamed to "e16".
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- The default user configuration directory is "~/.e16".
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- The data install path is "<somepath>/e16", e.g. "/usr/share/e16".
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Thus, an e16.8 installation should not clash with any other versions.
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- Various configuration file formats have changed and should be easier
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to read and modify, if needed.
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- The configuration is stored per display and per screen. E.g. for
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DISPLAY=:1.0 the main configuration file is "~/.e16/e_config--1.0.cfg".
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- Actions(used by menus, keybindings, etc.) and IPC functions(eesh) have
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been merged.
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- Many IPC(eesh) commands have been changed, possibly breaking compatibility
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with a few epplets.
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- Window matches and icondefs have been merged (into matches.cfg), see below.
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e16-1.0.0:
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No major changes, might as well have been 0.16.8.16.
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New features:
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- Built-in composite manager.
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- An iconbox can be configured to act as System Tray
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(middle mouse->Desktop->Create Systray).
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- Possibility to run programs on startup, restart, and shutdown, see
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"Session Scripts" below.
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- Possibility to track changes in remembered settings.
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- Window operations by window matches (class, name, transient, ...),
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e.g. for making all windows of a certain type sticky, put it on a certain
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layer, etc. (see matches.cfg).
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e16-0.16.8: Released Feb 2006
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enlightenment -> e16
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Major internal rewrite
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Changed configuration system
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Added compositing manager
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Notes:
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enlightenment-0.16.7: Released Jul 2004
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Migrated to imlib2
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NB!!! imlib2 >= 1.2.0 is required.
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enlightenment-0.16.6: Released Nov 2003
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Added extended window manager hint support
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enlightenment-0.16.5: Released Oct 2000
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enlightenment-0.16.0: Released Oct 1999
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Requirements
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------------
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imlib2 >= 1.2.0 is required, >= 1.4.2 is recommended.
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imlib2 must be built with png support.
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Configuration
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-------------
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All settings can be shown and set using eesh.
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To get a full list of settings:
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$ eesh show
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To set some parameter:
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$ eesh set <parameter> <value>
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Some settings will not be effective until E is restarted.
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To get a list of all eesh commands:
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$ eesh help full
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0.16.8 should be compatible with most e16 themes. However, user installed
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themes will have to be moved/linked to ~/.e16/themes/ or <datadir>/e16/themes/.
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A few themes will have to be tweaked to work with e16.8. The most likely
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problem is that configuration settings are included in .cfg files where they
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are no longer accepted.
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See the "Migrating ..." section below for additional information.
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e16keyedit >= 0.3 works with e16.8.
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If used to change the keybindings, the modified settings will be stored in
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~/.e16/bindings.cfg.
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It should also be fairly straightforward to modify the key- and buttonbindings
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by hand. Copy /usr/share/e16/config/bindings.cfg to ~/.e16/bindings.cfg and
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modify as desired.
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NB! e16keyedit only modifies keybindings.
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NB!!! Do not rename ~/.enlightenment to ~/.e16. It will only cause trouble.
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Configuration files
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-------------------
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Skip this section unless you *really* want to know...
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It is here assumed that --prefix is /usr, and that the default user
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configuration directory (~/.e16) is used.
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In general, the configuration search order for theme related configuration
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files, say xyz.cfg, is:
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1) User configuration directory, i.e. ~/.e16/xyz.cfg.
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2) Theme directory, i.e. /usr/share/e16/themes/<theme>/xyz.cfg, or
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~/.e16/themes/<theme>/xyz.cfg.
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3) Default configuration directory, i.e. /usr/share/e16/config/xyz.cfg.
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Mouse and keybindings are defined in bindings.cfg. bindings.cfg is searched in
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1) User configuration directory, i.e. ~/.e16/bindings.cfg.
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2) Default configuration directory, i.e. /usr/share/e16/config/bindings.cfg.
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Window matches (border and icon associations) are defined in windowmatches.cfg
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and matches.cfg.
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windowmatches.cfg (deprecated, border associations only) is loaded first,
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and should be found only in theme directories.
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matches.cfg is loaded next, and searched in
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1) User configuration directory, i.e. ~/.e16/matches.cfg.
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2) Default configuration directory, i.e. /usr/share/e16/config/matches.cfg.
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Window match items are appended to the window match list, in the order
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in which they are read from the configuration files.
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When doing border/icon matches, the window match list is searched from the
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start, and the first matching item will be used.
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Session Scripts
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---------------
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Enlightenment can now automatically run user scripts or applications during
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Startup, Restart, and Shutdown. This facilitates the loading of system
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tray applets, rss readers, screensavers, and other daemons (e.g. dbus),
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and allows for cleanup of programs that don't terminate properly when E
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quits (this is especially common with KDE applications in E and the arts
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daemon or dcop server keeps running).
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Enlightenment accomplishes this with the addition of two new keys in
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the $ECONFDIR/e_config--#.#.cfg (#.# may vary depending on your X setup --
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for most people, it will be 0.0). These are:
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misc.session.enable_script
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misc.session.script
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misc.session.enable_script is a boolean. When set to 1, Enlightenment will
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execute the script in the misc.session.script key. By default, this feature
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is disabled. When enabled, it will do nothing until the user configures
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his/her home directory ($ECONFDIR -- normally ~/.e16).
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The default session.script is located in $EROOT/scripts/session.sh ($EROOT
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is normally /usr/share/e16 or /usr/local/share/e16). It will look for
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directories in the user's $ECONFDIR/ (~/.e16/) called:
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~/.e16/ ($ECONFDIR)
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Init/
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Start/
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Stop/
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and run any and/or all scripts or executables in each when E starts,
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restarts, and shuts down. If no scripts or executables are present, or
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if any of the directories Init, Start, and Stop do not exist, NOTHING
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will happen and E will start up as usual. So, in order to use session
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scripts, all the user has to do is to populate the Init, Start, and Stop
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directories with scripts, applications, or links to applications that
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should run during Startup, Restart, or when E is stopped.
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The default values for the new keys are:
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misc.session.enable_script = 0
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misc.session.script = $EROOT/scripts/session.sh
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The user may write a custom script and place it anywhere. Simply modify
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the config file by using:
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$ eesh set misc.session.script myscript
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and modify it (be sure to chmod +x the file otherwise it won't run).
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The session script is called with one of three command parameters;
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init, start, and stop. Any custom script should have a code block
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similar to this in order to function properly in Enlightenment.
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case "$1" in
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init)
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# do blah
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# or do function init
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start)
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# do blah
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# of do function start
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stop)
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# do blah
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# or do function stop
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esac
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Automatic script running can be enabled/disabled via the Session Settings
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dialog in Enlightenment and checking/unchecking the option Enable Session
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Script, by editing the user cfg file and setting the
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misc.session.enable_script key to 1/0, or with
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$ eesh set misc.session.enable_script 1/0
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This process is very flexible since when used, the user can turn off
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individual scripts and applications by chmod -x or simply leave the
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startup directories empty or remove them.
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Composite manager notes
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-----------------------
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To use the composite manager it is required that the X-server has support
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enabled for the COMPOSITE, DAMAGE, FIXES, and RENDER extensions.
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For reasonable performance it is also required that hardware acceleration
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of the RENDER extension is enabled.
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As of version 0.16.8.2 it may happen that the borders on application windows
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using ARGB visuals (for transparency) are "ugly". Applications may use ARGB
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visuals intentionally (e.g. fdclock) or not (e.g. xv on 16 bit root depth).
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Applications unintentionally using an ARGB visual will normally not be
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rendered properly at all and should be started with the environment variable
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XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS set.
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To fix border rendering on "real" ARGB windows it is required to use imlib2
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with version >= 1.3.0.
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Tweaks:
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As of e16 >= 0.16.8.9: If there is any kind of trouble with the composite
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manager, first check compmgr.mode (eesh show compmgr), and set it to 1 if
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it isn't (eesh set compmgr.mode 1, restart).
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If pop-up windows disappear immediately after having appeared (may happen
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e.g. with certain pop-up windows when using gnome > 2.12), try:
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$ eesh set compmgr.override_redirect.mode 0
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This should make the pop-up windows usable, but not always rendered properly.
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This problem should not occur with recent X-servers.
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If window resize/shading with composite enabled is ugly, try:
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$ eesh set compmgr.resize_fix_enable 1
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This problem should not occur with recent X-servers.
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Default keybindings
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-------------------
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Alt-Ctrl Home Auto-arrange windows
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Alt-Ctrl Insert Launch Eterm
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Alt-Ctrl Delete Log out
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Alt-Ctrl End Exit
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Alt-Ctrl Right Goto next desk
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Alt-Ctrl Left Goto previous desk
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Alt-Shift Down Move desk area down
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Alt-Shift Up - - - up
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Alt-Shift Left - - - left
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Alt-Shift Right - - - right
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Alt F1 Goto desk 0
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Alt F2 - - 1
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Alt F3 - - 2
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Alt F4 - - 3
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Alt F5 - - 4
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Alt F6 - - 5
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Alt F7 - - 6
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Alt F8 - - 7
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Alt Tab Switch focus (using focus list, if enabled)
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Alt-Ctrl Up Raise active window
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Alt-Ctrl Down Lower active window
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Alt-Ctrl x Close active window
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Alt-Ctrl k Destroy active window
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Alt-Ctrl s Toggle active window sticky state
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Alt-Ctrl i Iconify active window
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Alt-Ctrl r Toggle active window shaded state
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Alt-Ctrl f Toggle active window fullscreen state
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Alt-Ctrl m Toggle active window maximized state
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Alt-Ctrl w Show window-ops menu for active window
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Alt Return Toggle active window zoomed state
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Ctrl-Shift F1 Show User menu (default left mouse button)
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Ctrl-Shift F2 Show Enlightenment menu (default middle mouse button)
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Ctrl-Shift F3 Show Configuration menu (default right mouse button)
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Ctrl-Shift F4 Show Window List menu (default Alt-middle mouse button)
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Alt-Ctrl a Toggle visibility of all buttons
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Alt-Ctrl b Toggle visibility of theme buttons
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Alt-Ctrl c Toggle visibility of configuration buttons
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Alt-Ctrl d Switch dragbar position
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Alt-Ctrl o Switch dragbar button ordering
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Configuration options
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---------------------
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The available configuration options are shown below. Values are the defaults.
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# [bool] High quality background rendering
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warplist.icon_mode = 3
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Configuration files
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-------------------
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Skip this section unless you *really* want to know...
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It is here assumed that --prefix is /usr, and that the default user
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configuration directory (~/.e16) is used.
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In general, the configuration search order for theme related configuration
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files, say xyz.cfg, is:
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1) User configuration directory, i.e. ~/.e16/xyz.cfg.
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2) Theme directory, i.e. /usr/share/e16/themes/<theme>/xyz.cfg, or
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~/.e16/themes/<theme>/xyz.cfg.
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3) Default configuration directory, i.e. /usr/share/e16/config/xyz.cfg.
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Mouse and keybindings are defined in bindings.cfg. bindings.cfg is searched in
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1) User configuration directory, i.e. ~/.e16/bindings.cfg.
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2) Default configuration directory, i.e. /usr/share/e16/config/bindings.cfg.
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Window matches (border and icon associations) are defined in windowmatches.cfg
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and matches.cfg.
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windowmatches.cfg (deprecated, border associations only) is loaded first,
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and should be found only in theme directories.
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matches.cfg is loaded next, and searched in
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1) User configuration directory, i.e. ~/.e16/matches.cfg.
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2) Default configuration directory, i.e. /usr/share/e16/config/matches.cfg.
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Window match items are appended to the window match list, in the order
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in which they are read from the configuration files.
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When doing border/icon matches, the window match list is searched from the
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start, and the first matching item will be used.
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Default keybindings
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Alt-Ctrl Home Auto-arrange windows
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Alt-Ctrl Insert Launch Eterm
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Alt-Ctrl Delete Log out
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Alt-Ctrl End Exit
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Alt-Ctrl Right Goto next desk
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Alt-Ctrl Left Goto previous desk
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Alt-Shift Down Move desk area down
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Alt-Shift Up - - - up
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Alt-Shift Left - - - left
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Alt-Shift Right - - - right
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Alt F1 Goto desk 0
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Alt F2 - - 1
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Alt F3 - - 2
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Alt F4 - - 3
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Alt F5 - - 4
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Alt F6 - - 5
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Alt F7 - - 6
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Alt F8 - - 7
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Alt Tab Switch focus (using focus list, if enabled)
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Alt-Ctrl Up Raise active window
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Alt-Ctrl Down Lower active window
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Alt-Ctrl x Close active window
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Alt-Ctrl k Destroy active window
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Alt-Ctrl s Toggle active window sticky state
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Alt-Ctrl i Iconify active window
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Alt-Ctrl r Toggle active window shaded state
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Alt-Ctrl f Toggle active window fullscreen state
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Alt-Ctrl m Toggle active window maximized state
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Alt-Ctrl w Show window-ops menu for active window
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Alt Return Toggle active window zoomed state
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Ctrl-Shift F1 Show User menu (default left mouse button)
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Ctrl-Shift F2 Show Enlightenment menu (default middle mouse button)
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Ctrl-Shift F3 Show Configuration menu (default right mouse button)
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Ctrl-Shift F4 Show Window List menu (default Alt-middle mouse button)
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Alt-Ctrl a Toggle visibility of all buttons
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Alt-Ctrl b Toggle visibility of theme buttons
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Alt-Ctrl c Toggle visibility of configuration buttons
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Alt-Ctrl d Switch dragbar position
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Alt-Ctrl o Switch dragbar button ordering
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Session Scripts
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---------------
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Enlightenment can now automatically run user scripts or applications during
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Startup, Restart, and Shutdown. This facilitates the loading of system
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tray applets, rss readers, screensavers, and other daemons (e.g. dbus),
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and allows for cleanup of programs that don't terminate properly when E
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quits (this is especially common with KDE applications in E and the arts
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daemon or dcop server keeps running).
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Enlightenment accomplishes this with the addition of two new keys in
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the $ECONFDIR/e_config--#.#.cfg (#.# may vary depending on your X setup --
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for most people, it will be 0.0). These are:
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misc.session.enable_script
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misc.session.script
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misc.session.enable_script is a boolean. When set to 1, Enlightenment will
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execute the script in the misc.session.script key. By default, this feature
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is disabled. When enabled, it will do nothing until the user configures
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his/her home directory ($ECONFDIR -- normally ~/.e16).
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The default session.script is located in $EROOT/scripts/session.sh ($EROOT
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is normally /usr/share/e16 or /usr/local/share/e16). It will look for
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directories in the user's $ECONFDIR/ (~/.e16/) called:
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~/.e16/ ($ECONFDIR)
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Init/
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Start/
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Stop/
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and run any and/or all scripts or executables in each when E starts,
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restarts, and shuts down. If no scripts or executables are present, or
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if any of the directories Init, Start, and Stop do not exist, NOTHING
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will happen and E will start up as usual. So, in order to use session
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scripts, all the user has to do is to populate the Init, Start, and Stop
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directories with scripts, applications, or links to applications that
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should run during Startup, Restart, or when E is stopped.
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The default values for the new keys are:
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misc.session.enable_script = 0
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misc.session.script = $EROOT/scripts/session.sh
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The user may write a custom script and place it anywhere. Simply modify
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the config file by using:
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$ eesh set misc.session.script myscript
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and modify it (be sure to chmod +x the file otherwise it won't run).
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The session script is called with one of three command parameters;
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init, start, and stop. Any custom script should have a code block
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similar to this in order to function properly in Enlightenment.
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case "$1" in
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init)
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# do blah
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# or do function init
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start)
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# do blah
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# of do function start
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stop)
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# do blah
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# or do function stop
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esac
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Automatic script running can be enabled/disabled via the Session Settings
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dialog in Enlightenment and checking/unchecking the option Enable Session
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Script, by editing the user cfg file and setting the
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misc.session.enable_script key to 1/0, or with
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$ eesh set misc.session.enable_script 1/0
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This process is very flexible since when used, the user can turn off
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individual scripts and applications by chmod -x or simply leave the
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startup directories empty or remove them.
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Composite manager notes
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-----------------------
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To use the composite manager it is required that the X-server has support
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enabled for the COMPOSITE, DAMAGE, FIXES, and RENDER extensions.
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For reasonable performance it is also required that hardware acceleration
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of the RENDER extension is enabled.
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As of version 0.16.8.2 it may happen that the borders on application windows
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using ARGB visuals (for transparency) are "ugly". Applications may use ARGB
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visuals intentionally (e.g. fdclock) or not (e.g. xv on 16 bit root depth).
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Applications unintentionally using an ARGB visual will normally not be
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rendered properly at all and should be started with the environment variable
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XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS set.
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To fix border rendering on "real" ARGB windows it is required to use imlib2
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with version >= 1.3.0.
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Tweaks:
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As of e16 >= 0.16.8.9: If there is any kind of trouble with the composite
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manager, first check compmgr.mode (eesh show compmgr), and set it to 1 if
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it isn't (eesh set compmgr.mode 1, restart).
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If pop-up windows disappear immediately after having appeared (may happen
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e.g. with certain pop-up windows when using gnome > 2.12), try:
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$ eesh set compmgr.override_redirect.mode 0
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This should make the pop-up windows usable, but not always rendered properly.
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This problem should not occur with recent X-servers.
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If window resize/shading with composite enabled is ugly, try:
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$ eesh set compmgr.resize_fix_enable 1
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This problem should not occur with recent X-servers.
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Fonts
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-----
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The fonts in the default theme (winter) and core themes (BlueSteel,
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@ -712,8 +694,57 @@ $ export KDEWM=e16
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$ startkde
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Migrating from Enlightenment 0.16.7 to 0.16.8
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---------------------------------------------
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Major changes and new features in 0.16.8
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----------------------------------------
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The following sections are only relevant for users upgrading from version 0.16.7
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or older.
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Changes:
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- "enlightenment" has been renamed to "e16".
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- The default user configuration directory is "~/.e16".
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- The data install path is "<somepath>/e16", e.g. "/usr/share/e16".
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||||
Thus, an e16.8 installation should not clash with any other versions.
|
||||
- Various configuration file formats have changed and should be easier
|
||||
to read and modify, if needed.
|
||||
- The configuration is stored per display and per screen. E.g. for
|
||||
DISPLAY=:1.0 the main configuration file is "~/.e16/e_config--1.0.cfg".
|
||||
- Actions(used by menus, keybindings, etc.) and IPC functions(eesh) have
|
||||
been merged.
|
||||
- Many IPC(eesh) commands have been changed, possibly breaking compatibility
|
||||
with a few epplets.
|
||||
- Window matches and icondefs have been merged (into matches.cfg), see below.
|
||||
|
||||
New features:
|
||||
- Built-in composite manager.
|
||||
- An iconbox can be configured to act as System Tray
|
||||
(middle mouse->Desktop->Create Systray).
|
||||
- Possibility to run programs on startup, restart, and shutdown, see
|
||||
"Session Scripts" below.
|
||||
- Possibility to track changes in remembered settings.
|
||||
- Window operations by window matches (class, name, transient, ...),
|
||||
e.g. for making all windows of a certain type sticky, put it on a certain
|
||||
layer, etc. (see matches.cfg).
|
||||
|
||||
0.16.8 should be compatible with most e16 themes. However, user installed
|
||||
themes will have to be moved/linked to ~/.e16/themes/ or <datadir>/e16/themes/.
|
||||
A few themes will have to be tweaked to work with e16.8. The most likely
|
||||
problem is that configuration settings are included in .cfg files where they
|
||||
are no longer accepted.
|
||||
See the "Migrating ..." section below for additional information.
|
||||
|
||||
e16keyedit >= 0.3 works with e16.8.
|
||||
If used to change the keybindings, the modified settings will be stored in
|
||||
~/.e16/bindings.cfg.
|
||||
It should also be fairly straightforward to modify the key- and buttonbindings
|
||||
by hand. Copy /usr/share/e16/config/bindings.cfg to ~/.e16/bindings.cfg and
|
||||
modify as desired.
|
||||
NB! e16keyedit only modifies keybindings, not buttonbindings.
|
||||
|
||||
NB!!! Do not rename ~/.enlightenment to ~/.e16. It will only cause trouble.
|
||||
|
||||
Migrating from versions older than 0.16.8
|
||||
-----------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
Users upgrading from enlightenment 0.16.7 need to read the following.
|
||||
|
||||
|
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|
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