On Sun, Dec 16, 2012 at 9:42 PM, Magnus Therning <mag...@therning.org> wrote: > On Sat, Dec 15, 2012 at 02:53:28PM -0600, Esteban Monge wrote: >> > I'm very new to Enlightenment so please forgive any ignorance and >> > stupidity on my part. >> > >> > For a while now I've been running parts of LXDE together with XMonad >> > on Arch Linux, but lately I've been looking around for options to >> > LXDE. I really like what I've seen of Enlightenment, it's quick and >> > still very shiny. Of course there are some things left before it's >> > completely production ready, e.g. I can't seem to get entrance to >> > actually let me log in. Anyway, I'd like to switch to E17 but so far >> > I haven't found a way to use it together with XMonad. Which leads me >> > to sending this email. Is it possible to get the "desktop experience" >> > of E17, but swap out its window manager and use XMonad instead, in the >> > same way that LXDE lets me replace Openbox? >> > >> > /M >> > >> E17 has its own tiling window module >> >> You can activate it in: >> >> Menu - Preferences - Modules - Core - Tiling >> >> I tried it for some time... but I'm used to the normal method > > I activated it as well, but either I'm missing something crucial, or > it simply doesn't work, because I noticed no difference at all. On > top of that I completely failed to find any documentation on how to > use it. > iirc tiling is enabled in the config dialog in window settings by setting the number of columns/rows greater than zero. the module also adds a few actions that should be bound to preferred shortcuts. still it is imo no replacement for a tiling wm yet
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