You could always run Gnome and use Enlightenment as the window manager from within gnome. Login to gnome and then open the control center, go to window manager and pick E from there. Now you got E with the panel from Gnome. -- On Tue, 28 Nov 2000 04:13:25 Sen Peng wrote: >Hi, I am trying to get gnome panel and gmc to work with enlightenment. I >follow the FAQ to change the .xsession to following: >#!/bin/sh >panel& >gmc & >enlightenment > >However, every time I try to restart the enlightenment, it automatically >replaces .xsession with a default one, and copies mine to >.xsession.old. It also gives me the followings in .xsesssion-errors: > >******************************* WARNING ***************************** >* You already have X login startup files. They will be backed up as * >* .old files and new ones will be created. Thank you for using * > Enlightenment. * >********************************************************************* > >... Generating login startup files ... >Done. >You have installed Enlightenment 0.16 or greater already and have >run it before. Everything should be fine. > >Now log out of X and log back in again and enlightenment should be your >window manager. >fd 3 is not a master pty device (it is 52, 26) > >Can some one please explain this strange behaviour to me? > >Oh, there is another thing... Can I have different background images for 1 >virtrual Desktop with screen size of 3x1? > >Thanks in advance >Charles > >ps. I am using LM 7.2, X11 4.0.1 and enlightenment 0.16.4 > > > Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com
