sda, il 12/09/2009 16:11, scrisse:
> hope it helps or at least point you to the right direction. otherwise
> you need to review some hal's ".fdi" about removable devices
thanks, but I don't currently have policykit installed.
I am not even sure I should go through .fdi files to solve this, as it
Massimo Maiurana, il 13/09/2009 11:37, scrisse:
> for what I've understood until now, a usb stick should have properties
> in volume.* or storage.* namespace, but in my case this is not true :(
I've just discovered that in slackware from 12.2 parted is a dependency
of hal.
I've installed parted,
Hi all
I can't disable edge flip this way :
virtual desktop -> settings -> advanced
or this way
enlightenment_remote -edge-flip-dragging-set 0
Thanks for any help
Maderios
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On Sun, 2009-09-13 at 16:43 +0200, maderios wrote:
> Hi all
> I can't disable edge flip this way :
> virtual desktop -> settings -> advanced
> or this way
> enlightenment_remote -edge-flip-dragging-set 0
>
> Thanks for any help
> Maderios
that's an option for allowing windows to be dragged acro
maderios, il 13/09/2009 16:43, scrisse:
> Hi all
> I can't disable edge flip this way :
> virtual desktop -> settings -> advanced
> or this way
> enlightenment_remote -edge-flip-dragging-set 0
configuration panel -> input -> edge bindings
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now that I have automount properly working, it's time for a "wish to
have" email B-)
when a new device is mounted e17 shows it in the main menu and put an
icon on the desktop, but as far as I can see there is no way to
unmount/eject the device other than right clicking the desktop icon.
since I do
Massimo Maiurana a écrit :
> maderios, il 13/09/2009 16:43, scrisse:
>> Hi all
>> I can't disable edge flip this way :
>> virtual desktop -> settings -> advanced
>> or this way
>> enlightenment_remote -edge-flip-dragging-set 0
>
> configuration panel -> input -> edge bindings
>
OK, it works
Th
On Sunday 13 September 2009 11:15:43 Massimo Maiurana wrote:
> now that I have automount properly working, it's time for a "wish to
> have" email B-)
>
> when a new device is mounted e17 shows it in the main menu and put an
> icon on the desktop, but as far as I can see there is no way to
> unmoun
P Purkayastha, il 13/09/2009 17:52, scrisse:
> Use the places module as a gadget on the desktop.
>
the places module on the desktop looks much like an icon, and the same
module in a shelf requires too much space to be usable.
it would be good, at least to me, if the module in a shelf would displ
On Sun, Sep 13, 2009 at 2:15 PM, Massimo Maiurana wrote:
> P Purkayastha, il 13/09/2009 17:52, scrisse:
>
>> Use the places module as a gadget on the desktop.
>>
>
> the places module on the desktop looks much like an icon, and the same
> module in a shelf requires too much space to be usable.
> i
On Sunday 13 September 2009 13:15:20 Massimo Maiurana wrote:
> P Purkayastha, il 13/09/2009 17:52, scrisse:
> > Use the places module as a gadget on the desktop.
>
> the places module on the desktop looks much like an icon, and the same
> module in a shelf requires too much space to be usable.
> i
P Purkayastha, il 13/09/2009 19:26, scrisse:
> Yes, the places module is not good for a shelf. But on the desktop it looks
> and behaves far different from an icon.
>
> Most importantly it has a single click interface for *all* the actions you
> want to perform with your (un)mounted drive/part
Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri, il 13/09/2009 19:31, scrisse:
> it should add menu entry (main e menu), it's small and still easy to use.
>
yes, but unless I'm missing something there's no way to unmount a
removable device from the menu entry.
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Hi,
You can make it appears with a keyboard shortcut if you don't want any icon
on your desktop:
right click on the module > behavior > on top by pressing ctrl+alt+g
Regards,
Vincent Pomageot
On Sun, Sep 13, 2009 at 8:28 PM, Massimo Maiurana wrote:
> Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri, il 13/09/2009 19:
Vincent Pomageot, il 13/09/2009 20:52, scrisse:
> Hi,
>
> You can make it appears with a keyboard shortcut if you don't want any icon
> on your desktop:
> right click on the module > behavior > on top by pressing ctrl+alt+g
uhmm, not sure it actually works.
if I set it this way, when pressing ctr
Massimo Maiurana, il 13/09/2009 20:24, scrisse:
> currently I have the places module along the upper edge, so it looks
> like it was a transparent shelf, but for it to be accessible I don't
> have to cover it with windows, so wasting some space (which on a 17"
> display is never enough).
ok, I've
On Sunday 13 September 2009 15:26:43 Massimo Maiurana wrote:
> Vincent Pomageot, il 13/09/2009 20:52, scrisse:
> > Hi,
> >
> > You can make it appears with a keyboard shortcut if you don't want any
> > icon on your desktop:
> > right click on the module > behavior > on top by pressing ctrl+alt+g
>
>
>
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> now that I have automount properly working, it's time for a "wi
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