Hey plbe... your theming skills would be a great enrichment for E17. Your fluxbox themes are very nice...plbe wrote:Anyone got a howto for theming e17?
Hope you find some tutorial...

Hey plbe... your theming skills would be a great enrichment for E17. Your fluxbox themes are very nice...plbe wrote:Anyone got a howto for theming e17?
Thanks, glad you like them. As soon as I find a howto for theming first one on my list is my europa flux theme(my favorite) of course modified for e17saty wrote:Hey plbe... your theming skills would be a great enrichment for E17. Your fluxbox themes are very nice...plbe wrote:Anyone got a howto for theming e17?
Hope you find some tutorial...

plbe wrote:EDIT: well i found a tutorial kinda anyway, not exactly descriptive, basically just telling me to find another theme and edit it oh well I'll give it a try.......wish me luck
it's hidden 'cause discontinued and pretty much unusable so far for anything :/saty wrote: IIRC, vandango startet a themeing wiki on get-e.org sometime, but i don't find it anymore.
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enlightenment_remote -focus-setting-set "NEW_WINDOW"Seems to work for me...so...confirmed.ppurka wrote:Can anyone confirm ifworks anymore? I updated e17 today, and the above setting no longer seems to workCode: Select all
enlightenment_remote -focus-setting-set "NEW_WINDOW"
I also tried removing my ~/.e
TIA
There are no real tutorials available right now, the only way to learn is to decompile themes and look at the .edc code and the images they contain. There is very little documentation at this point - will all be fixed, eventually though. Private message me your email address btw, I could send you a small IRC log about E17 theming, that you might find useful.plbe wrote:Thanks, glad you like them. As soon as I find a howto for theming first one on my list is my europa flux theme(my favorite) of course modified for e17saty wrote:Hey plbe... your theming skills would be a great enrichment for E17. Your fluxbox themes are very nice...plbe wrote:Anyone got a howto for theming e17?
Hope you find some tutorial...
EDIT: well i found a tutorial kinda anyway, not exactly descriptive, basically just telling me to find another theme and edit it oh well I'll give it a try.......wish me luck
Themers are rare. I don't think anyone minds even if this thread (or #get-e) is used just for theming talk :)Pithlit wrote:If anyone would like to see the progress I'm making with my theme, you could take a look at the latest screenie. I know things are barely readable with the background, but that bg is very siutable for showing off the themes transparency. Also please note that it's the latest screenie which will change anytime I make a change. So far there are only clock (it's finished) and the start button (I'm not happy with it as it is now).
We could also start a thread on E17 theming or even open up an IRC channel someplace.



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rm -f stamp-h1
touch config.h.in
cd . && /bin/sh ./config.status config.h
config.status: creating config.h
config.status: config.h is unchanged
make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/shadowskill/misc/engage'
Making all in src
make[2]: Entering directory `/home/shadowskill/misc/engage/src'
Making all in module
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/shadowskill/misc/engage/src/module'
if /bin/sh ../../libtool --tag=CC --mode=compile gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../.. -I. -I../.. -I/usr/local/include -I/usr/local/include -I/usr/local/include/enlightenment -g -O2 -MT e_mod_main.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/e_mod_main.Tpo" -c -o e_mod_main.lo e_mod_main.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/e_mod_main.Tpo" ".deps/e_mod_main.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/e_mod_main.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../.. -I. -I../.. -I/usr/local/include -I/usr/local/include -I/usr/local/include/enlightenment -g -O2 -MT e_mod_main.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/e_mod_main.Tpo -c e_mod_main.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/e_mod_main.o
e_mod_main.c: In function `_engage_bar_cb_mouse_down':
e_mod_main.c:2205: error: too few arguments to function `e_menu_activate_mouse'
make[3]: *** [e_mod_main.lo] Error 1
make[3]: Leaving directory `/home/shadowskill/misc/engage/src/module'
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/shadowskill/misc/engage/src'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/shadowskill/misc/engage'Yes, java is a little broken when you run java apps under e17. I have the same troubles with azureus. Personally I run a vnc server on my machine, run a vncviewer window in e17, start a different window manager inside it and run Azureus inside that. Works for me.blair1 wrote:Hi:
I'm worndering if anyone has gotten Java applications to work under e17. In particular, I use JabRef [gentoo-portage.com]. The application initially shows the splash screen (284 KB) [imageshack.us], but shows a blank window when loaded (Intial startup (260 KB) and expanded (91 KB)).
I've had JabRef working in both KDE3.4 and Gnome. I've also included the 'java' USE flag.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

Wonderful! It is really usable now, and really fastfuror wrote:I've been fiddling about with e17 on my extra linux box for a while and think it's pretty impressive (too bad my attempts at compiling engage and evidence have failed, oh well, it's cvs, I'll try later). Having such a different interface from KDE, Gnome and Xfce4 is certainly refreshing. I'm considering using it full time, but there are still a few things I'm waiting to check out.
That is something even I have tried, but I have failed to achieve it. Perhaps it is not supported yet.Right now, although it may seem a tad trivial, I really wish I could use desktop scrolling like I currently do in Xfce4. Is there some way to modify the keybindings to allow for this?
TryAlso, another minor annoyance is how firefox tends maximize over the bar and pager and take over the entire screen. Is there a way to establish margins so that firefox and other programs leave room to access engage/ibar and the pager?
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enlightenment_remote -maximize-policy-set SMARTYou can change your cursor hand by creating a ~/.e/e/images/pointer.png with the image of a mouse pointer of your choice.Last question: the cursor: is the default e cursor the only one allowed on the desktop itself? My cursor seems to switch in and out of the e17 gold cursor and cursor specified in .Xdefaults when entering firefox or other such programs.
korda wrote:Yes, java is a little broken when you run java apps under e17. I have the same troubles with azureus. Personally I run a vnc server on my machine, run a vncviewer window in e17, start a different window manager inside it and run Azureus inside that. Works for me.blair1 wrote:Hi:
I'm worndering if anyone has gotten Java applications to work under e17. In particular, I use JabRef [gentoo-portage.com]. The application initially shows the splash screen (284 KB) [imageshack.us], but shows a blank window when loaded (Intial startup (260 KB) and expanded (91 KB)).
I've had JabRef working in both KDE3.4 and Gnome. I've also included the 'java' USE flag.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Some java apps run fine, other don't.
If you want to see how bad this java thing is, take a peek in e17/apps/e/src/bin/e_hints.c and e_border.c to see raster's unhappiness with java.
Or you could use Xnest, which is pretty easy to setup. The only java app that I use (Azureus), works fine here though. At least I haven't noticed anything odd running it under E17.blair1 wrote:korda wrote:Yes, java is a little broken when you run java apps under e17. I have the same troubles with azureus. Personally I run a vnc server on my machine, run a vncviewer window in e17, start a different window manager inside it and run Azureus inside that. Works for me.blair1 wrote:Hi:
I'm worndering if anyone has gotten Java applications to work under e17. In particular, I use JabRef [gentoo-portage.com]. The application initially shows the splash screen (284 KB) [imageshack.us], but shows a blank window when loaded (Intial startup (260 KB) and expanded (91 KB)).
I've had JabRef working in both KDE3.4 and Gnome. I've also included the 'java' USE flag.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Some java apps run fine, other don't.
If you want to see how bad this java thing is, take a peek in e17/apps/e/src/bin/e_hints.c and e_border.c to see raster's unhappiness with java.
Thanks korda. I suppose my next project is find out what vnc is.
Thanks vrln.vrln wrote:Or you could use Xnest, which is pretty easy to setup. The only java app that I use (Azureus), works fine here though. At least I haven't noticed anything odd running it under E17.blair1 wrote:korda wrote:Yes, java is a little broken when you run java apps under e17. I have the same troubles with azureus. Personally I run a vnc server on my machine, run a vncviewer window in e17, start a different window manager inside it and run Azureus inside that. Works for me.blair1 wrote:Hi:
I'm worndering if anyone has gotten Java applications to work under e17. In particular, I use JabRef [gentoo-portage.com]. The application initially shows the splash screen (284 KB) [imageshack.us], but shows a blank window when loaded (Intial startup (260 KB) and expanded (91 KB)).
I've had JabRef working in both KDE3.4 and Gnome. I've also included the 'java' USE flag.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Some java apps run fine, other don't.
If you want to see how bad this java thing is, take a peek in e17/apps/e/src/bin/e_hints.c and e_border.c to see raster's unhappiness with java.
Thanks korda. I suppose my next project is find out what vnc is.
