Re: [e-users] no Panel under Redhat 8.0

2003-02-12 Thread Ronald Lau
No, I did not can gnome2, I removed all my old gnome1 configuration files and started from scratch. I did this to get redhat 8.0 working with metacity (good lord that wm blows). Then I installed apt-rpm and fixed a couple of dependency conflicts. Then I installed enlightenment 16.5 and fnlib from

Re: [e-users] no Panel under Redhat 8.0

2003-02-11 Thread Haines Brown
Dhruba, > One word. Gentoo. E and E-cvs (17) couldn't be any easier if you use > gentoo. I was previously on redhat8 but having made the switch I wonder > why I ever used anything else. Well, I secretly am beginning to think the same way. I'm very dissapointed in RedHat 8.0. and stimulated by

Re: [e-users] no Panel under Redhat 8.0

2003-02-11 Thread Dhruba Bandopadhyay
> Ronald, > > You removed gnome configuration files? I infer that means you canned > Gnome2. I gather enlightenment works if you are willing to do that. > > Your approach interesting, and your willingness to share it > appreciated, but it adds to the already long list of quite different > ways to

Re: [e-users] no Panel under Redhat 8.0

2003-02-11 Thread Haines Brown
Ronald, You removed gnome configuration files? I infer that means you canned Gnome2. I gather enlightenment works if you are willing to do that. Your approach interesting, and your willingness to share it appreciated, but it adds to the already long list of quite different ways to install enlight

Re: [e-users] no Panel under Redhat 8.0

2003-02-11 Thread Ronald Lau
Hi I upgraded to 8.0 from 7.3 and I got it to work with E16 First of all, I used the E16 rpms from the Guru or Guru Labs or something like that. http://www.gurulabs.com/downloads.html The other big thing I did was to install apt-rpm and synaptic. http://freshrpms.net/apt/ Dependency heaven.

Re: [e-users] no Panel under Redhat 8.0

2003-02-11 Thread Haines Brown
Graeme, The "upgrade" to RH8.0 was also a very bad move for me, for the loss of functionality in multiple ways, such as conflicing clipboard models, has made my life miserable. One loss was the enlightenment desktop. To what extent it can live with Gnome2 under RH8.0 is debated, and I've now got

[e-users] no Panel under Redhat 8.0

2003-02-10 Thread Graeme Robinson
For misguided reasons I decided to upgrade my system to rh8.0 (from 7.3) and I have lost my ability to open a panel in enlightenment. The panel is still listed in my user application config file but doesn't appear on the actual panel and won't respond to command line. I assume this is because o