I didn't see it in the docs that came with the source (although I could have been looking in the wrong place) but I was wondering which window managers work with SinS?
I use AfterStep as my window manager and would like to know if this is going to be compatible with SinS before I go through the trouble of downloading and installing all of the dependancies. Just in case it's needed I run FreeBSD 4.5-RELEASE at the moment, when I get some more disk space I will be cvsuping to the -STABLE branch probably.
Also I have a question about installing the LibEQ library. After looking at the man page for ldconfig it looks like all I need to do is copy the LibEQ.a file into /usr/lib and then run ldconfig to generate the hints file for the linker.
I'm not sure if /usr/lib is the correct place though (perhaps /usr/local/foo?).
Thanks
Gene Dinkey
gder@gder.net
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I didn't see it in the docs that came with the source (although I could have been looking in the wrong place) but I was wondering which window managers work with SinS?
I use AfterStep as my window manager and would like to know if this is going to be compatible with SinS before I go through the trouble of downloading and installing all of the dependancies. Just in case it's needed I run FreeBSD 4.5-RELEASE at the moment, when I get some more disk space I will be cvsuping to the -STABLE branch probably.
Also I have a question about installing the LibEQ library. After looking at the man page for ldconfig it looks like all I need to do is copy the LibEQ.a file into /usr/lib and then run ldconfig to generate the hints file for the linker.
I'm not sure if /usr/lib is the correct place though (perhaps /usr/local/foo?).
Thanks
Gene Dinkey
gder@gder.net
I always thought the window manager wouldn't matter?
/usr/lib is one of the possible places to put it in Linux (I've never used bsd), wherever ldconfig looks for stuff will work.