Hall Stevenson wrote:


Did the RPMs from www.eterm.org not work properly either ?? mej likely won't "support" any binary packages other than the ones he rolls himself... Actually, I'm confident he will NOT help... :)

Hall



Sounds fair to me.. Count ourselves lucky if he supports his OWN stuff..? ;-)

My first attempts were naturally with the downloads from eterm.org and both failed to install (or run..).. Don't remember the details since I was doing three things at the same time and didn't bother to write down anything.. but pretty sure some libs were not at the right level and at that point I didn't want to be bothered looking into dependencies. Since Eterm really rolls I'll back out my current rpm and I'll give it a more serious try asap. RedHat didn't do such a bad job, though... much to my surprise I managed to enable audio w/o a glitch.. once I realized that my test user needed access to /dev/dsp, that is.

Really feel that enlightenment deserves an install & setup guide w/ all the gory details about theme-ing and eesh.. Or is it intentional..? like a clever ploy to keep out the unworthy..??





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