Re: [e-users] Wondering where the 'run-command-window' gets it's data from?

2006-11-10 Thread The Rasterman
On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 15:26:23 -0800 benh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> babbled: > where would one add items to have them show up on the run-command > popup? I know that I can give a path (ie ~/bin/app ) but if I would > like it to show up, or be something that runs with just 'app' what > would I need to

Re: [e-users] Wondering where the 'run-command-window' gets it's data from?

2006-11-10 Thread andresblanc
basically, if you get to enlightenment from a bash login it will inherit the environment variables from bash, if you get to enlightenment from a login manager it will inherit the environment from the login manager. I think you can se the login manager environment paths in /etc/environment El Vi

[e-users] Wondering where the 'run-command-window' gets it's data from?

2006-11-10 Thread benh
where would one add items to have them show up on the run-command popup? I know that I can give a path (ie ~/bin/app ) but if I would like it to show up, or be something that runs with just 'app' what would I need to build and where would that go? My thinking was that my bash PATH would be enou