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Much more than a Window Manager
-Enlightenment was originally developed in the 1990s by Rasterman (Carsten
Haitzler) as a simple Window Manager for
+Enlightenment originally began as a project to create a Window Manager for
X11. Since then it's grown into the one million lines of C
code that form the EFL libraries, as well as a Window Manager and a
set of applications. There's a vibrant and active community of
@@ -48,46 +48,17 @@ details.
-=== EFL ===
+=== Libraries ===
-{{:efl-core.png?nolink|Enlightenment}}
+{{ :efl-core.png?nolink|Core libraries}}
Our libraries are commonly known as EFL (Enlightenment Foundation
-Libraries). They can be used independently or built on top of one other to
provide useful features and create powerful applications.
+Libraries), which include EFL proper as well as Elementary which is a
+high-level API layer designed for portability and includes widgets. They
provided everything you need to create powerful applications.
-The core EFL libraries are much more efficient in terms of speed and size when
compared to GTK+ and Qt equivalents and have a smaller memory footprint.
-=== The EFL Model ===
-{{:model1.png?nolink}}
-
-EFL operates on the same "main loop" concept adopted by GTK+ and many other
toolkits. Once you initialize an application in enters the Ecore main loop.
-
-The main loop continuously checks for events, handles timers, callbacks and
any other services that have previously been set up until an exit request is
sent. By way of an example if EFL were used to create a video game, the
mainloop would check for user inputs and update the game world accordingly as
you play.
-
-The mainloop is designed efficiently. It will remain idle, consuming virtually
no CPU resources until an event occurs. Events can be based on user input such
as using the mouse or time-based. Ecore will then handle the event
appropriately.
-
-Read more about the Ecore main loop
[[https://docs.enlightenment.org/auto/group__Ecore__Main__Loop__Group.html|here.]]
-
-For more detailed information on the EFL model including events and callbacks
visit see our [[https://phab.enlightenment.org/w/efl_concept_overview/|EFL
Concept Overview.]]
-
-=== EFL Application Structure ===
-
-{{ :efllibs.png }}
-
-Whenever you create a basic EFL Application, it uses a basic set of libraries:
-
- * **Elementary** is the top-most library. It provides all the functions you
need to create windows, manage layouts and add widgets.
- * **Edje** is the library used by Elementary to provide
powerful,customisable themes. You can also use Edje to create your own objects
and use them in an application.
- * **Ecore** is the library which manages the main loop of your application,
as outlined above.
- * **Evas** is the canvas engine, which draws content. Any graphical objects
you create are Evas objects. It handles the entire state of the window by
filling the canvas with objects and manipulating their states. Evas objects are
created and then manipulated until they are no longer needed, at which point
they are deleted.
- * **Eina** forms the basis of all EFL libraries. It's a toolbox that
implements an API for data types in an efficient way. Eina contains all the
functions needed to create lists and hashes, manage shared strings, open shared
libraries, and manage errors and memory pools.
-
-EFL naturally contains many more libraries than the basic ones outlined above.
Visit our
[[https://www.enlightenment.org/develop/legacy/program_guide/basic_application_structure_pg|Basic
Application Structure]] page for more information on the core libraries. You
can also learn about other libraries in our other programming guides.
-
-=== Supported Platforms ===
-
-{{:os-logos.png?nolink }}
+{{:os-logos.png?nolink |Platform Support}}
We primarily work on Linux, which means that most Linux distributions
and OSs like Tizen should be well supported out of the box. There are
@@ -99,10 +70,6 @@ page, or
[[http://win-builds.org|Win-Builds]] which ships EFL for
Windows and even uses it for the package updater GUI. For information on
macOS, please refer to the [[docs/distros/osx-start]] page.
-
-
-=== Uses for EFL ===
-
Enlightenment libraries already power millions of systems, from mobile
phones to set top boxes, desktops, laptops, game systems and more. It
is only now being reco
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Much more than a Window Manager
-Enlightenment originally began as a project to create a Window Manager for
+Enlightenment was originally developed in the 1990s by Rasterman (Carsten
Haitzler) as a simple Window Manager for
X11. Since then it's grown into the one million lines of C
code that form the EFL libraries, as well as a Window Manager and a
set of applications. There's a vibrant and active community of
@@ -69,12 +69,21 @@ The mainloop is designed efficiently. It will remain idle,
consuming virtually n
Read more about the Ecore main loop
[[https://docs.enlightenment.org/auto/group__Ecore__Main__Loop__Group.html|here.]]
+For more detailed information on the EFL model including events and callbacks
visit see our [[https://phab.enlightenment.org/w/efl_concept_overview/|EFL
Concept Overview.]]
+=== EFL Application Structure ===
+{{ :efllibs.png }}
+Whenever you create a basic EFL Application, it uses a basic set of libraries:
+ * **Elementary** is the top-most library. It provides all the functions you
need to create windows, manage layouts and add widgets.
+ * **Edje** is the library used by Elementary to provide
powerful,customisable themes. You can also use Edje to create your own objects
and use them in an application.
+ * **Ecore** is the library which manages the main loop of your application,
as outlined above.
+ * **Evas** is the canvas engine, which draws content. Any graphical objects
you create are Evas objects. It handles the entire state of the window by
filling the canvas with objects and manipulating their states. Evas objects are
created and then manipulated until they are no longer needed, at which point
they are deleted.
+ * **Eina** forms the basis of all EFL libraries. It's a toolbox that
implements an API for data types in an efficient way. Eina contains all the
functions needed to create lists and hashes, manage shared strings, open shared
libraries, and manage errors and memory pools.
-
+EFL naturally contains many more libraries than the basic ones outlined above.
Visit our
[[https://www.enlightenment.org/develop/legacy/program_guide/basic_application_structure_pg|Basic
Application Structure]] page for more information on the core libraries. You
can also learn about other libraries in our other programming guides.
=== Supported Platforms ===
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speed and size when c
=== The EFL Model ===
-EFL operates on the same "main loop" concept adopted by GTK+ and many other
toolkits. Once you initialize an application in enters the "mainloop" function.
+{{:model1.png?nolink}}
+
+EFL operates on the same "main loop" concept adopted by GTK+ and many other
toolkits. Once you initialize an application in enters the Ecore main loop.
+
+The main loop continuously checks for events, handles timers, callbacks and
any other services that have previously been set up until an exit request is
sent. By way of an example if EFL were used to create a video game, the
mainloop would check for user inputs and update the game world accordingly as
you play.
+
+The mainloop is designed efficiently. It will remain idle, consuming virtually
no CPU resources until an event occurs. Events can be based on user input such
as using the mouse or time-based. Ecore will then handle the event
appropriately.
+
+Read more about the Ecore main loop
[[https://docs.enlightenment.org/auto/group__Ecore__Main__Loop__Group.html|here.]]
+
+
-The mainloop continuously checks for events, handles timers, callbacks and any
other services that have previously been set up until an exit request is sent.
By way of an example if EFL were used to create a video game, the mainloop
would check for user inputs and update the game world accordingly as they play.
-{{:model1.png?nolink}}
=== Supported Platforms ===
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=== EFL ===
-{{ :efl-core.png?nolink|Core libraries}}
+{{:efl-core.png?nolink|Enlightenment}}
Our libraries are commonly known as EFL (Enlightenment Foundation
-Libraries). They can be used independently or built on top of each other to
provide useful features and create powerful applications.
+Libraries). They can be used independently or built on top of one other to
provide useful features and create powerful applications.
-The core EFL libraries are much more efficient in terms of speed and size when
compared to GTK+ and Qt equivalents and has a smaller memory footprint.
+The core EFL libraries are much more efficient in terms of speed and size when
compared to GTK+ and Qt equivalents and have a smaller memory footprint.
=== The EFL Model ===
-Description of EFL model here.
+EFL operates on the same "main loop" concept adopted by GTK+ and many other
toolkits. Once you initialize an application in enters the "mainloop" function.
+
+The mainloop continuously checks for events, handles timers, callbacks and any
other services that have previously been set up until an exit request is sent.
By way of an example if EFL were used to create a video game, the mainloop
would check for user inputs and update the game world accordingly as they play.
+
+
+
+
+{{:model1.png?nolink}}
=== Supported Platforms ===
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Our libraries are commonly known as EFL (Enlightenment Foundation
Libraries). They can be used independently or built on top of each other to
provide useful features and create powerful applications.
+The core EFL libraries are much more efficient in terms of speed and size when
compared to GTK+ and Qt equivalents and has a smaller memory footprint.
+
+=== The EFL Model ===
+
+Description of EFL model here.
+
=== Supported Platforms ===
-{{:os-logos.png?nolink |Platform Support}}
+{{:os-logos.png?nolink }}
We primarily work on Linux, which means that most Linux distributions
and OSs like Tizen should be well supported out of the box. There are
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-=== Libraries ===
+=== EFL ===
{{ :efl-core.png?nolink|Core libraries}}
Our libraries are commonly known as EFL (Enlightenment Foundation
Libraries). They can be used independently or built on top of each other to
provide useful features and create powerful applications.
+=== Supported Platforms ===
+
{{:os-logos.png?nolink |Platform Support}}
We primarily work on Linux, which means that most Linux distributions
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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
Much more than a Window Manager
-Long ago, Enlightenment began as a project to make a Window Manager for
+Enlightenment originally began as a project to create a Window Manager for
X11. Since then it's grown into the one million lines of C
code that form the EFL libraries, as well as a Window Manager and a
set of applications. There's a vibrant and active community of
@@ -53,8 +53,7 @@ details.
{{ :efl-core.png?nolink|Core libraries}}
Our libraries are commonly known as EFL (Enlightenment Foundation
-Libraries), which include EFL proper as well as Elementary which is a
-high-level API layer designed for portability and includes widgets.
+Libraries). They can be used independently or built on top of each other to
provide useful features and create powerful applications.
{{:os-logos.png?nolink |Platform Support}}
@@ -68,6 +67,8 @@ page, or
[[http://win-builds.org|Win-Builds]] which ships EFL for
Windows and even uses it for the package updater GUI. For information on
macOS, please refer to the [[docs/distros/osx-start]] page.
+=== Uses for EFL ===
+
Enlightenment libraries already power millions of systems, from mobile
phones to set top boxes, desktops, laptops, game systems and more. It
is only now being recognized for its forward-thinking approach, as
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@@ -40,10 +40,10 @@ in its own right. This of course takes time and there have
been some bumps along
Of course Enlightenment is built on top of EFL, using the libraries we
wrote for the UI as well as those for the compositor itself. This means that
any improvements to EFL are included in the compositor.
-Enlightenment also is the Window Manager and Compositor for Tizen due
-in part to its efficiency and feature-set.
+Enlightenment is also the Window Manager and Compositor used by Tizen, due
+in part to its efficiency and features.
-See our [[about-enlightenment|page about Enlightenment]] for more
+See our [[about-enlightenment|About Page]] for more
details.
@@ -54,30 +54,30 @@ details.
Our libraries are commonly known as EFL (Enlightenment Foundation
Libraries), which include EFL proper as well as Elementary which is a
-high-level API layer with widgets and portability foremost in mind.
+high-level API layer designed for portability and includes widgets.
{{:os-logos.png?nolink |Platform Support}}
We primarily work on Linux, which means that most Linux distributions
and OSs like Tizen should be well supported out of the box. There are
-efforts to also work on Windows and Max OS X. There are varying degrees
-of completeness here. For windows please see our
+also efforts to work on Windows and macOS at varying stages of completion.
+
+For windows please see our
[[https://phab.enlightenment.org/w/windows|Windows]] development wiki
-page, or see
+page, or
[[http://win-builds.org|Win-Builds]] which ships EFL for
-Windows and even uses it for the package updater GUI. For MAC OS X
-information, please refer to the [[docs/distros/osx-start]] page.
+Windows and even uses it for the package updater GUI. For information on
macOS, please refer to the [[docs/distros/osx-start]] page.
Enlightenment libraries already power millions of systems, from mobile
phones to set top boxes, desktops, laptops, game systems and more. It
-is only now being recognized for its forward-thinking approaches, as
-products and designers want to do more than the boring functional user
-experiences of the past. This is where EFL excels.
+is only now being recognized for its forward-thinking approach, as
+products and designers want to offer more than the boring functional user
+experience of the past. This is where EFL excels.
[[http://www.free.fr|Free.fr]] has shipped millions of set top boxes in
France, powered by EFL. The
[[http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo_FreeRunner|Openmoko Freerunner]]
-sold thousands of devices with EFL and Enlightenment on them.
+sold thousands of devices using EFL and Enlightenment.
[[http://www.yellowdoglinux.com/|Yellow Dog Linux]] for the Sony PS3
ships with Enlightenment as the default. EFL has been used on printers,
netbooks and more. It powers the
@@ -96,9 +96,9 @@ Also Web conference cameras such as
[[https://www.biscotti.com/|Biscotti]] use EFL to do their work.
EFL covers a wide range of domains from IPC to Graphics through to
-Audio and even location. Some of the covered domains are:
+Audio and even location services. Some areas covered include:
- * Widgets and UI controls in general
+ * Generic Widgets and UI controls
* Core mainloop and event processing
* Rendering via scene graph
* Thumbnailing
@@ -129,24 +129,13 @@ See our [[about-efl|page about EFL]] for more details.
=== Applications ===
-We also write applications that use EFL. You can take these as
-examples of what EFL is able to do and of how to drive it to be useful
-for you, but not just that. To be actually useful applications day in
-and out.
+We also write applications that use EFL. Aside from being very useful programs
in their own right, these are great examples of what EFL can do for you.
{{:icon-terminology.png?nolink |}}
== Terminology ==
-The first application a hacker really needs all day, every day, is a
-terminal emulator. Terminology is not just a simple stripped-down
-terminal to get the job barely done. It's bristling with features you
-find in the more advanced terminals and then with many found nowhere
-else. Tabs, splits, 256 color support, Wallpapers - even animated
-ones, Inline display of media (click on a file path to a video and
-watch it play inline), link detection, compressed scrollback in RAM,
-translucency and a gorgeous look and feel that lets you think of
-term
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Much more than a Window Manager
Long ago, Enlightenment began as a project to make a Window Manager for
-X11. It has grown a lot since then to well over 1 million lines of C
-code in just the EFL libraries alone, as well as a Window Manager, and a
-set of applications. There is a vibrant and active community of
-developers and users who work on the code, use it every day and enjoy
-their environment.
+X11. Since then it's grown into the one million lines of C
+code that form the EFL libraries, as well as a Window Manager and a
+set of applications. There's a vibrant and active community of
+developers and users who work on and use the code every day.
[[about-enlightenment|{{:icon-enlightenment.png|Enlightenment}}]]
[[about-efl|{{:efl-core.png|EFL}}]]
@@ -27,25 +26,19 @@ their environment.
{{:icon-enlightenment.png?nolink |Enlightenment}}
{{ :shot-enlightenment.png?nolink&320|Enlightenment Sample screenshot}}
-The original reason Enlightenment exists - The Window Manager. From
-here everything else spawned. This is really the flagship product,
-closely followed by EFL itself. The window manager is a lean, fast,
-modular and very extensible window manager for X11 and Linux. It is
-classed as a "desktop shell" providing the things you need to operate
-your desktop (or laptop), but is not a whole application suite. This
-covers launching applications, managing their windows and doing other
+As we've said Enlightenment was originally built as a Window Manager.
Everything else snowballed from there. It's the flagship product,
+closely followed by EFL itself. It's a lean, fast,
+modular and very extensible window manager for X11 and Linux.
+
+Enlightenment is classed as a "desktop shell" in that it provides everything
you need to operate your desktop (or laptop) but is not a full application
suite. This covers launching applications, managing their windows and doing
other
system tasks like suspending, reboots, managing files etc.
-We are moving towards Wayland as the base display system where
-Enlightenment is being worked on to become a full Wayland compositor
-on its own. This of course takes time and has its rough edges along
-the way, but we are not standing still, and one day will leave X11
-behind.
+We are moving towards using Wayland as the base display system, while
+Enlightenment is being developed to become a full Wayland compositor
+in its own right. This of course takes time and there have been some bumps
along the road. However, one day we will leave X11 behind.
Of course Enlightenment is built on top of EFL, using the libraries we
-wrote for it to do its UI as well as to run the entire compositor
-itself. This means that any improvements to EFL turn up in the
-compositor as well.
+wrote for the UI as well as those for the compositor itself. This means that
any improvements to EFL are included in the compositor.
Enlightenment also is the Window Manager and Compositor for Tizen due
in part to its efficiency and feature-set.
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{{page>incl:start-shortcuts}}
- More than a Window Manager
+ Much more than a Window Manager
-Long ago Enlightenment was just a project to make a Window Manager for
+Long ago, Enlightenment began as a project to make a Window Manager for
X11. It has grown a lot since then to well over 1 million lines of C
code in just the EFL libraries alone, as well as a Window Manager, and a
set of applications. There is a vibrant and active community of
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