E17 Available From CVS
Lisandro writes "As stated by Rasterman on his site, Enlightenment 0.17's window manager is now available on CVS, which means you can build e17 completely from it, as it is, and give it a try. Of course, it's still work in progress, and lacking in several areas, but it is usable, and looks as gorgeous as ever. Also, in related news, the XFCE team, one of the best 'light' desktop environments for *NIX, has released the first release candidate for XFCE 4.2, with a lot of long due improvements." About e17, Rasterman's note says "It's limited in its support for ICCCM, no NETWM support and it has no iconification, virtual desktops, shading, keybindings or button bindings, but it does WORK (just). it's also fast and beautiful."
Does anyone have any screenshots of it that don't look like one of those hacker greetz pages you used to get on pirated Amiga games?
Sunday you're Thinking Different, Monday you're a huge tool, paying too much and waiting to think like everyone else.
Stupid question, for which I expect a stupid answer ... having downloaded e16 a while back, and tried it a bit ... how the fuck do I learn to use it?
www.sco.com/redhat
"I got over brushed metal through enlightenment"
... uses Enlightenment.
E17 forever.
..as gorgeous as ever
is...beautiful
Damn, you guys gotta get out more.
This is just priceless. Really...
pot... kettle... black.
Thanks for pummeling my poor web server with a direct link to my screenshots page, even though it doesn't have any actual E17 screenshots yet. :)
(At least you didn't link to the video, and no-one's gonna find it since it's all slashdotted and everything now!)
Am I a hipster-doofus?
ya, sourceforge can take care of its self when it comes to bringing down servers :)
I follow the SDK and GDN principles.. Spelling Dont Kount, Grammer Dont Neither
It's limited in its support for ICCCM, no NETWM support and it has no iconification, virtual desktops, shading, keybindings or button bindings, but it does WORK (just). it's also fast and beautiful."
So it's got no support for anything, but it looks pretty and runs fast? Great! Who would've thought that dropping functionality would speed things up?
I haven't used Enlightenment since the days of the Pentium II, but the one thing I remember most about it was that you could choose fast or pretty. I'll stay skeptical about that "and" for now.
What's priceless is imagining what 'retarted' _should_ mean. I pictured an elderly British whore who got a makeover. ;)
A sniglet if I ever saw one.
Lump lingered last in line for brains, and the ones she got were sorta rotten and insane.
I take it that you aren't an Enlightenment fan, then?
Ce n'est pas un vrai mouvement de robot!
You're new here, aren't you?
Isn't that some crappy boy band from a few years back?
This can't be happening yet, unless Duke Nuke'm Forever is going to be out soon!
// file: mice.h
#include "frickin_lasers.h"
I realise that E17 is still a WIP, but...
Did anyone else see those screenshots and think "OMG! It's Kai Krause! Run for the hills!"?
As one artist once commented to me, you can envisage Spock with some alien's computer saying: "I'm sorry, Captain. I cannot work out how to use this. The interface appears to have been designed by Kai Krause."
sub f{($f)=@_;print"$f(q{$f});";}f(q{sub f{($f)=@_;print"$f(q{$f});";}f});