Re: [e-users] No icon for teminology

2014-12-28 Thread Wawrzek Niewodniczanski
On 7 December 2014 at 10:27, Davide Andreoli wrote: > Seems you don't have loaders for some image types > Did you install evas-generic-loaders? if yes look at its configure output > to see what image loaders you have enabled. > Similar problem (with evas-generic-loaders installed) in ticket: http

Re: [e-users] efl dependency on logind

2014-12-28 Thread John Holland
I just built e19/efl1.12 packages for debian jessie that do not require systemd. I followed the instructions to remove systemd after installing jessie* on the vm I compiled on and on a vm to test the results. This does leave a couple systemd-related libraries but not systemd itself: root@tryfromre

Re: [e-users] efl dependency on logind

2014-12-28 Thread Mick
On Sunday 28 Dec 2014 22:13:16 Simon wrote: > On 12/27/2014 10:53 PM, Mick wrote: > > I am trying to build dev-libs/efl-1.11.2 on gentoo and discovered that > > setting the drm USE flag is pulling in libsystemd-login, which in my set > > up fails - I don't use or want systemd on this box. > > > >

Re: [e-users] Enlightenment configuration questions regarding focus, shortcuts, alt-tab, ...

2014-12-28 Thread Wido
Welcome! I'll try to answer the bits I know. You'll see that all options can be configured from the preferencies, no need to hack conf files. 1) should be working that way, but I know there are some libs that do not behave that way (java, for example). Check preferencies -> windows -> options -> n

Re: [e-users] efl dependency on logind

2014-12-28 Thread Simon
On 12/27/2014 10:53 PM, Mick wrote: > I am trying to build dev-libs/efl-1.11.2 on gentoo and discovered that setting > the drm USE flag is pulling in libsystemd-login, which in my set up fails - I > don't use or want systemd on this box. > > Is there a reason that this has been programmed to be a d

[e-users] Enlightenment configuration questions regarding focus, shortcuts, alt-tab, ...

2014-12-28 Thread Walter Rudametkin
Hi everybody, I'm new to enlightenment but I'm really liking it so far. Nice work. However, after a couple of days playing with it I have a couple of things I'm having trouble configuring. 1) I would like windows to be brought up on the current desktop instead of the view being moved to the ot

Re: [e-users] [ANNOUNCE] e-gtk-theme-0.19.2 released (Enlightenment dark theme port to gtk+)

2014-12-28 Thread toki clover
A file update was forgotten in the previous release, so here come a quick release to fix it. ChangeLog: -- 0.19.3: gtk-3: update gtk-widgets.css (which was not included in the previous push); -- -- Dive into the World of

Re: [e-users] efl dependency on logind

2014-12-28 Thread toki clover
2014-12-27 13:23 GMT+01:00 Mick : > Is there a reason that this has been programmed to be a dependency for > USE=drm? > Yes, SystemD is a requirement for efl-1.12/E19 or higher for wayland/drm stuff. This is a new hard dependency to ease EFL/E development. I wanted to test a few things with efl-

[e-users] e19 debian "jessie" packages

2014-12-28 Thread John Holland
I have put up packages of efl 12.2, e19 etc at http://vin-dit.org for debian "jessie" -- NOT current stable=wheezy These do not require systemd. (jessie comes with e18 packages, but if you want to live on the cutting edge, try these) -- John Holland jholl...@vin-dit.org gpg public key ID 0x

[e-users] [ANNOUNCE] e-gtk-theme-0.19.2 released (Enlightenment dark theme port to gtk+)

2014-12-28 Thread toki clover
Just a little note to announce a tiny bug fix. ChangeLog: -- 0.19.2: gtk-2: use bigger image for tab highlight (fix ugly left/right active tab); minor active menuitem fix; -- Available in the usual place. Release/Screenshots: http://opendesktop.org/content/show.php?content=156023 HomePage: http

[e-users] efl dependency on logind

2014-12-28 Thread Mick
I am trying to build dev-libs/efl-1.11.2 on gentoo and discovered that setting the drm USE flag is pulling in libsystemd-login, which in my set up fails - I don't use or want systemd on this box. Is there a reason that this has been programmed to be a dependency for USE=drm? -- Regards, Mick