On Mon, 10 Sep 2012 15:24:18 -0400
Michael Hughes wrote:
> I set up a script as you suggested and referenced it in "TryExec"
> with an explicit path. Enlightenment disappears from the menu and
> the script does NOT appear to execute.
>
> I noticed that "gnome.desktop" references "gnome-session"
On Mon, 10 Sep 2012 15:24:18 -0400 Michael Hughes said:
> Raster
>
> Re: fun and games with GDM "TryExec"
>
> I set up a script as you suggested and referenced it in "TryExec" with
> an explicit path. Enlightenment disappears from the menu and the script
> does NOT appear to execute.
>
> I
Raster
Re: fun and games with GDM "TryExec"
I set up a script as you suggested and referenced it in "TryExec" with
an explicit path. Enlightenment disappears from the menu and the script
does NOT appear to execute.
I noticed that "gnome.desktop" references "gnome-session" without a path
so I
On Sun, 09 Sep 2012 05:57:45 -0400 Michael Hughes said:
it smells like gdm is .. well.. not being nice woth the freedesktop.org specs:
http://standards.freedesktop.org/autostart-spec/autostart-spec-latest.html
at least with you it isn't. it has worked fine for me in the past with gdm. so
its a
Jeff
Thanks for the reply. I removed the "TryExec" line from the
"Enlightenment.desktop" file and then E came up without any problems.
Before doing this, I installed XFCE to see if that might initialize
something. This caused the Session menu to appear with XFCE but still no
E. I would guess
Have you consulted the GDM folks? If E isn't showing up on the 64bit version
only it sounds like an issue with their build since the E .desktop file for the
login manager is fairly standard (and works on the 32bit)
--
~Jeff Hoogland
http://JeffHoogland.com
On Tue Aug 28 2012 01:49:03 PM CDT, Mi
When I installed E17 on a 32-bit version of Fedora 17, I had no problem
with this. I moved the "enlightenment.desktop" file to the
"/usr/share/xsessions" directory and it worked. On a 64-bit version, I
cannot get this to work. I think I have all of the files in the right
place but it stubbor
