Enlightenment

Kim,

I made a completely new checkout from cvs as soon as I saw this  
announcement, so I assume the codebase is the same as the tarballs  
mentioned in your announcement.

I think there is a possible bug with the iconbox.

After editing my menus a bit I did the usual CTRL-ALT-END to restart  
enlightenment and after the restart, any apps that were iconified to  
the iconbox but were snapshotted due to their not having an icon were  
lost. (No longer shown in iconbox).  Older versions of e would display  
a black snapsot.  The app is still running, eesh shows it in its window  
list, and I can bring it back up from right-clicking the dragbar.

For what its worth, this build eliminates all remanining problems I was  
experiencing with the R-9X theme. Yeah!!

breed@...]$ eesh -ewait version
Enlightenment Version : enlightenment-0.16.7
code is current to    : $Date: 2004/05/01 10:49:46 $

Using theme R-9X if it matters.
Slackware-current,
2.4.26 kernel,
XFree86-4.4 (haven't bothered to change to x11-6.7 yet)

Keep up the great work!
Brad

Bradley Reed wrote:
> After editing my menus a bit I did the usual CTRL-ALT-END to restart  
> enlightenment and after the restart, any apps that were iconified to  
> the iconbox but were snapshotted due to their not having an icon were  
> lost. (No longer shown in iconbox).  Older versions of e would display  
> a black snapsot.  The app is still running, eesh shows it in its window  
> list, and I can bring it back up from right-clicking the dragbar.
> 
Thanks, that should be fixed now.

/Kim

On 05/02/04 07:41:09, Kim Woelders wrote:
> Bradley Reed wrote:
>> After editing my menus a bit I did the usual CTRL-ALT-END to restart   
>> enlightenment and after the restart, any apps that were iconified to   
>> the iconbox but were snapshotted due to their not having an icon  
>> were  lost. (No longer shown in iconbox).  Older versions of e would  
>> display  a black snapsot.  The app is still running, eesh shows it  
>> in its window  list, and I can bring it back up from right-clicking  
>> the dragbar.
>>
> Thanks, that should be fixed now.
>

Thanks!  The problem I described is fixed in my new cvs build.

One curious note, In testing I iconified three apps (mozilla, balsa,  
knowde). Mozilla and Balsa have icons, knowde has a snapshot. If I  
iconify in the order Mozilla, Balsa, Knowde and then CTRL-ALT-END to  
restart enlightenment, then after the restart the icons are in the  
order Mozilla, Knowde, Balsa. (And Knowde has a solid black snapshot)
Is the reordering intended?

Brad

Bradley Reed wrote:
> One curious note, In testing I iconified three apps (mozilla, balsa,  
> knowde). Mozilla and Balsa have icons, knowde has a snapshot. If I  
> iconify in the order Mozilla, Balsa, Knowde and then CTRL-ALT-END to  
> restart enlightenment, then after the restart the icons are in the  
> order Mozilla, Knowde, Balsa. (And Knowde has a solid black snapshot)
> Is the reordering intended?
> 
No. I'm not sure exactly why the ordering is as it is or if it is
possible to control it better. I have a suspicion that the window
stacking is messed up during either startup or shutdown.

/Kim

Hi Brad, i'm using e-16 in slack too and i have got the sources from cvs just some minutes ago.
In the e16 dir I have:
e/
e16keyedit/
e16menuedit/
edox-data
epplets/
esound/
ethemes/
fnlib/
imlib/

I suppose the right way to compile it is:

imlib->fnlib->edox-data->esound->e

and the the other parts if I need them?

Thnx for your help.

P.D.: Did you do some slackpacks from cvs sources or have any idea on how I could do such thing in an automated way?

On Sun, 2 May 2004 13:17:04 -0400
Bradley Reed <bradreed@...> wrote:

> On 05/02/04 07:41:09, Kim Woelders wrote:
> > Bradley Reed wrote:
> >> After editing my menus a bit I did the usual CTRL-ALT-END to restart   
> >> enlightenment and after the restart, any apps that were iconified to   
> >> the iconbox but were snapshotted due to their not having an icon  
> >> were  lost. (No longer shown in iconbox).  Older versions of e would  
> >> display  a black snapsot.  The app is still running, eesh shows it  
> >> in its window  list, and I can bring it back up from right-clicking  
> >> the dragbar.
> >>
> > Thanks, that should be fixed now.
> >
> 
> Thanks!  The problem I described is fixed in my new cvs build.
> 
> One curious note, In testing I iconified three apps (mozilla, balsa,  
> knowde). Mozilla and Balsa have icons, knowde has a snapshot. If I  
> iconify in the order Mozilla, Balsa, Knowde and then CTRL-ALT-END to  
> restart enlightenment, then after the restart the icons are in the  
> order Mozilla, Knowde, Balsa. (And Knowde has a solid black snapshot)
> Is the reordering intended?
> 
> Brad
> 
> 
> 
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On Tue, 4 May 2004, Francisco de Borja L_pez R_o wrote:

>
> Hi Brad, i'm using e-16 in slack too and i have got the sources from cvs just some minutes ago.
> In the e16 dir I have:
> e/
> e16keyedit/
> e16menuedit/
> edox-data
> epplets/
> esound/
> ethemes/
> fnlib/
> imlib/
>
> I suppose the right way to compile it is:
>
> imlib->fnlib->edox-data->esound->e
>
> and the the other parts if I need them?
>
> Thnx for your help.
>
> P.D.: Did you do some slackpacks from cvs sources or have any idea on how I could do such thing in an automated way?
>
I attached the build script I use to create slackware packages from cvs.
The only thing I need to add to the build script is to include a default
theme.

Alak

On 05/04/04 11:14:41, Francisco de Borja L_pez R_o wrote:
> 
> Hi Brad, i'm using e-16 in slack too and i have got the sources from
> cvs just some minutes ago.
> In the e16 dir I have:
> e/
> e16keyedit/
> e16menuedit/
> edox-data
> epplets/
> esound/
> ethemes/
> fnlib/
> imlib/
> 
> I suppose the right way to compile it is:
> 
> imlib->fnlib->edox-data->esound->e
> 
> and the the other parts if I need them?
> 
> Thnx for your help.

I compiled imlib2 instead of imlib
fnlib is no longer required.
You need to build BrushedMetal-Tigert from ethemes, the rest are  
optional. (BrushedMetal is optional too, but until you are comfortable  
with your setup, it's easier to just go ahead and compile/install the  
default theme)
esound is a standard package in Slackware, I just kept it.
I don't use epplets, didn't build. (I use GKrellm instead)
edox-data is optional, compile if you want the help menu.
e16menuedit and e16keyedit are optional but very useful.

So basically, install esound from slackware (I'm using -current)
compile and install imlib2 (from sourceforge)

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/enlightenment/imlib2-1.1.0.tar.gz?download

compile BrushedMetal-Tigert
compile e


> 
> P.D.: Did you do some slackpacks from cvs sources or have any idea on
> how I could do such thing in an automated way?

I did make slackpacks of e, imlib2, and BrushedMetal-Tigert. I believe  
I used checkinstall from (slackware-current/extra ) for imlib2 and  
BrushedMetal-Tigert.

I build my e package manually:

resync with cvs
cd e16/e
./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr --enable-fsstd
make
su
make install DESTDIR=/home/breed/BUILD/enlightenment
cd /home/breed/BUILD/enlightenment
gzip usr/man/man1/enlightenment.1
chown -R root:bin usr/bin
rm install/doinst.sh  ((if it exists))
create/edit install/slack-desc
makepkg -l y -c n enlightenment-0.16.7_040503cvs-i486-1bgr.tgz

works for me. Change /home/breed/BUILD to your build location.

I recommend logging out of e and uninstalling any old packages of e  
before installing a new e build.

Brad