Le 2 sept. 06 à 19:02, Chris Vetter a écrit :
On 2006-09-02 18:50:55 +0200 Jesse Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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One, when the system starts up after selecting the session, it
seems as if WildMenus isn't loaded, as the menu is vertical...
how do I fix this?
Did you run setup.sh script once you installed Étoilé with 'make
install'?
If so, there is something wrong in setup.sh.
For horizontal menus
defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSInterfaceStyleDefault
NSMacintoshInterfaceStyle
defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSMenuInterfaceStyle
NSMacintoshInterfaceStyle
should do the trick.
This shouldn't be needed since Étoilé doesn't rely on GNUstep
horizontal menu support, but on its own implementation that
cooperates with the menu server.
Two, when the system starts up, the only app that appears to be
running is EtoileMenuServer, but there is nothing in the menubar
except for the time and the Flower menu... am I missing something?
No. EtoileMenuServer has no menu other than the one 'under' the
flower. If you did the above then launch an application, its menus
will appear 'inside' the menu servers top screen window bar.
You can get Azalea contextual menu by right-clicking on the desktop,
then use 'launch an xterm' entry or similar to have a shell which
allows you to start other applications with 'openapp myapp'.
Three... what are we using for a file manager?
Nothing right now, but GWorkspace or OpenSpace can be used in the
meantime as explained by Chris.
When I start GWorkspace, I get a desktop and other stuff (which I
think I may have set to run, now that I think about it)... how do
I get rid of that or should I be using Workspace?
Not usable and may probably not build anymore.
Quentin.
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Quentin Mathé
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