>-Original Message-
>From: Nick Fisher
>
>> FYI, XFCE4 has session management that is masked in portage, but works
>> perfectly here...
>
>Session management? I'm not 100% what you mean in this context what
>'session' is being managed in what way? Are we talking about the X
>session? As
>> >Ok... so there are gnome and kde USE flags. The descriptions aren't too
>> >informative... things like 'adds support for gnome'. Now as I
>> understand
>> >it XFCE is quite gnome like... should I then use the -gnome flag when
>> >compiling X apps to use in XFCE? Or is using that flag only going
>-Original Message-
>From: Tom Wesley
>
>On Tue, 2003-12-16 at 21:43, Van Eps, Nathan D. (James Tower) wrote:
>> >-Original Message-
>> >From: Nick Fisher
>> >
>> >GNOME & KDE use flags
>> >Ok... so there are gnome and kde USE flags. The descriptions aren't too
>> >informative... th
>> It's seems bloomin odd to me I'll say that. However, portage seems
>> quite firm on the idea that I have gtk+-1.2. I can only find gtk+-1.2
>> docs and binarys... Having said that I'm kinda working in the dark
>> here knowing so little about gtk+.
>> Can you think of any good tests I could try t
> It's seems bloomin odd to me I'll say that. However, portage seems
> quite firm on the idea that I have gtk+-1.2. I can only find gtk+-1.2
> docs and binarys... Having said that I'm kinda working in the dark
> here knowing so little about gtk+.
> Can you think of any good tests I could try to con
well, as for -gtk2 USE flag this is what guide for USE flags says:
gtk Adds support for x11-libs/gtk+ (The GIMP Toolkit)
gtk2 Use gtk+-2.0.0 over gtk+-1.2 in cases where a program supports both.
so -gtk2 doesn't switch gtk off :)
there has been something about this in some Gentoo Newsletter, b
On Tue, 2003-12-16 at 21:43, Van Eps, Nathan D. (James Tower) wrote:
> >-Original Message-
> >From: Nick Fisher
> >
> >GNOME & KDE use flags
> >Ok... so there are gnome and kde USE flags. The descriptions aren't too
> >informative... things like 'adds support for gnome'. Now as I understand
>-Original Message-
>From: Nick Fisher
>
>GNOME & KDE use flags
>Ok... so there are gnome and kde USE flags. The descriptions aren't too
>informative... things like 'adds support for gnome'. Now as I understand
>it XFCE is quite gnome like... should I then use the -gnome flag when
>compilin
On 12/16/03 Nick Fisher wrote:
> >> GTK2
> >> When reading the docs this line jumped out at me:
> >> "All XFce 4 modules depend on GTK2"
> >> I thought that stange as I don't have gtk2 installed. Anyone out
> >there> understand that? Are the two gtk libs close enough that XFCE
> >can be> fooled i
>> GTK2
>> When reading the docs this line jumped out at me:
>> "All XFce 4 modules depend on GTK2"
>> I thought that stange as I don't have gtk2 installed. Anyone out there
>> understand that? Are the two gtk libs close enough that XFCE can be
>> fooled into thinking that gtk is gtk2?
> No, they h
On 12/16/03 Nick Fisher wrote:
> GTK2
> When reading the docs this line jumped out at me:
> "All XFce 4 modules depend on GTK2"
> I thought that stange as I don't have gtk2 installed. Anyone out there
> understand that? Are the two gtk libs close enough that XFCE can be
> fooled into thinking tha
Hello All,
I recently got a little 166 laptop to play with and I thought I'd have a
go at getting into X. As such I grabbed XFCE as a lightweight window
manager. I was also looking at IceWM and FVWM. XFCE had the most amusing
logo so it won ;) (Tho I may check out the others later)
So in the int
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