Re: [e-users] Default Window Manager

2004-12-08 Thread Robert G. Werner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Simple question: Right now Gnome is the default window manager. I'd like to change that to Enlightenment. How do I do that? I like the quick hack way, I made a file in my home dir called .xinitrc and put this in it: exec enlightenment Topher Manager of Internet Serv

Re: [e-users] Default Window Manager

2004-12-08 Thread Brian Mendenhall
That is dependent on your distribution. Most all do their own way of 'default' wm handling, and allow for switching from a menu item within the default manager. Are you booting into run level 5 (X login screen)? Run level 3 (console login screen)? Are you booting directly into a logged in user (u

Re: [e-users] Default Window Manager

2004-12-08 Thread topher
Simple question: Right now Gnome is the default window manager. I'd like to change that to Enlightenment. How do I do that? I like the quick hack way, I made a file in my home dir called .xinitrc and put this in it: exec enlightenment Topher Manager of Internet Services Cornerstone Broadcast

Re: [e-users] Default Window Manager

2004-11-25 Thread Didier Casse
On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 09:11:03 -0700, Bruce A. Lundquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Greetings, > > Simple question: Right now Gnome is the default window manager. I'd like > to change that to Enlightenment. How do I do that? Just type in a terminal switchdesk enlightenment log off and you

Re: [e-users] Default Window Manager

2004-11-24 Thread Kim Woelders
Did you make .Xclients executable? /Kim Bruce A. Lundquist wrote: Kim, Sorry it's taken me this long to get back with you. I tried your suggestion below, but alas it didn't work. When I start Linux it still defaults to Gnome. To use Enlightenment I have to click on sessions and pick Enlighten

Re: [e-users] Default Window Manager

2004-11-24 Thread Bruce A. Lundquist
Kim, Sorry it's taken me this long to get back with you.  I tried your suggestion below, but alas it didn't work.  When I start Linux it still defaults to Gnome.  To use Enlightenment I have to click on sessions and pick Enlightenment.  It would be great to not have to do this. Thanks, Bruce

Re: [e-users] Default Window Manager

2004-11-18 Thread Kim Woelders
Try putting this in ~/.Xclients : #!/bin/sh export WINDOW_MANAGER=enlightenment exec gnome-session /Kim Bruce A. Lundquist wrote: Thanks for the help. However, I'm using Fedora Core 2. It doesn't have /etc/rc.conf. As for using a login-manager which would control the default WM, I'd rather jus

Re: [e-users] Default Window Manager

2004-11-18 Thread Bruce A. Lundquist
Thanks for the help.  However, I'm using Fedora Core 2.  It doesn't have /etc/rc.conf.  As for using a login-manager which would control the default WM, I'd rather just make the change rather than deal with another popup every time I login. Thanks, Bruce On Thu, 2004-11-18 at 01:31 +0100, Man

Re: [e-users] Default Window Manager

2004-11-17 Thread Manuel Werlberger
Bruce A. Lundquist wrote: Greetings, Simple question: Right now Gnome is the default window manager. I'd like to change that to Enlightenment. How do I do that? Depends on the distribution you have. For me its in /etc/rc.conf XSESSION="Enlightenment" But there are several other possibilities. W

[e-users] Default Window Manager

2004-11-17 Thread Bruce A. Lundquist
Greetings, Simple question:  Right now Gnome is the default window manager.  I'd like to change that to Enlightenment.  How do I do that? Thanks, Bruce