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Alan McKinnon: writes: |
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> I only know of 2 e17 users here. |
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I was an Enlightenment user for years, before I finally gave KDE |
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3.something a try. I ran it under the Gnome environment, but only one of |
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my 3x3 vortual desktops actually showed the Gnome desktop. Which I |
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liked, I did my multimedia stuff there, using Nautilus. Gnome also took |
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care of restoring my saved session. More or less, I already had trouble |
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with thisi in those days, sometimes all my terminals (15-20) opened all |
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on the first desktop. And I always had to shift my Galeon windows to |
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their dedicated positions after login. |
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I installed e17 two weeks ago, and played a little with it when I was |
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unable to log into KDE. But I did not too much configuring (yet). What I |
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missed was the ability to maximize windows vertically and horizontally |
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by pressing the maximize button with the middle or right mouse button, |
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one of th efirst features I liked about e16. |
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I had one problem with a Firefox window, that I was not able to access |
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any more. It kept appearing briefly when I switched to its desktop, and |
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scrolled away instantly. |
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When I had sorted out my KDE problem (this took hours, and I dit nore |
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really solve this, it just worked again after removing some plasmoids), |
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I did not try again. Not sure if I would like to use it as a KDE |
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replacement, but maybe with someconfiguring it would make a great window |
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manager. |
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> Fonts in e17 is something that for me always just worked. |
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Same here. |
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Wonko |