Did you run setup.sh script once you installed Étoilé with 'make
install'?
If so, there is something wrong in setup.sh.
Yes, I did.
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'.
Yep -- that's what I have been doing because GWorkspace still doesn't
start from .GNUstepDefaults
This is what my NSGlobalDomain looks like:
...
NSGlobalDomain = {
GSAppKitUserBundles = (
"/usr/GNUstep/System/Library/Bundles/Camaelon.themeEngine",
"/usr/GNUstep/Local/Library/Bundles/EtoileMenus.bundle"
);
GSWorkspaceApplication = GWorkspace;
GUIThemeBundles = "/home/jross/GNUstep/Library/Themes";
NSInterfaceStyleDefault = NSMacintoshInterfaceStyle;
NSMenuInterfaceStyle = NSMacintoshInterfaceStyle;
};
...
Am I missing something to get GWorkspace to start up automatically?
J.
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