RE: Configuring E WM

[bill helke cp Novartis com]

I do believe that the "configure" button in gnome-control center calls
enlightenment-conf (the "legacy" configuration tool).  If this is the case,
then enlightenment-conf is required for that button to be accessible, even
if you're at enlightenment rev 0.16x.

William F. Helke


Judith Samson [mailto:judith.samson@usaserve.net]
wrote on Tuesday, January 04, 2000 12:10 PM  (is this time really correct??
is this a Y2K problem here?? - I'm on the East Coast, that would put her in
the middle of the Atlantic Ocean!!!)
Re: Configuring E WM


Actually, it depends on the version of Enlightenment that you are
running. For versions .15.x, do exactly as you say. 

For versions .16.x, right-click on the desktop. A menu called
"Enlightenment Settings" will appear, which gives you all the
configuration options that the old E-conf did, but  in a more organized
way.

I strongly recommend that you upgrade to version .16.3 if you are still
running the old version--lots of bug and compatibility fixes.

Judith

"Poletti, Don" wrote:
> 
> I had the same thing happen.
> 
> There is a seperate rpm for the enlightment configuration (assuming your
> using rpm). You need to
> install the enlightment-conf rpm, that's not the exact name but you get
the
> idea. That's it
> then everything should work.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Patrick Nelson [mailto:pnelson@neatech.com]
> Sent: Monday, January 03, 2000 8:12 PM
> To: gnome-list@gnome.org
> Subject: Configuring E WM
> 
> Logged in as root (firewall with only one log in account), when I try and
> configure enlightenment by R-Mouse Button + L-Mouse button there is not
> option to configure E.  Go into Gnome Config Tool, click window manager,
> highlight Enlightenment (Current), and the edit button is grayed out as is
> the "Run Configuration Tool for Enlightenment" button.  What can I do to
get
> into the configuration of Enlightenment?  Or what gnome configuration is
> keeping from configuring it?