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fatalsaint is offline fatalsaint
2008-08-25 , 18:01
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STSkeeps is already making a GUI-based installer that is in alpha testing here in the debian section... Part of that GUI installer could be a simple selection choice: "Which Environment: XFCE, Gnome, KDE, Enlightenment (E-Live)"... etc.

All bundled into a relatively easy package.
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2008-08-25 , 19:52
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint View Post
STSkeeps is already making a GUI-based installer that is in alpha testing here in the debian section... Part of that GUI installer could be a simple selection choice: "Which Environment: XFCE, Gnome, KDE, Enlightenment (E-Live)"... etc.

All bundled into a relatively easy package.
It already has now it lists the different nit-env's and a description.
Next up I'm adding Gnome, - you feel like contributing a nit-env-keblet?

The challenge is really to make a package like this:

http://trac.tspre.org/projects/deble...ages/nit-env-x

Where DEBIAN/control has the dependancies to get this running.

To build a package like that, dpkg-deb --build directory , dpkg -i directory.deb (apt-get -f install to fetch dependancies).

The package would also be able to contain kdm configuration files and all that jazz if need be
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2008-08-25 , 19:58
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Yeah.. let me check Enlightenment tonight and make sure it runs and type up a quick Enlightenment on Deblet thread (shouldn't be much to it)..

Then I'll put together a nit-env-keblet .. or at least try .
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2008-08-25 , 21:54
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I can tell you that standard Debian Enlightenment does run, I tried it, but I have no idea how to use / configure it. Like being dropped on an alien planet. I guess I just suck at new WM paradigms.

psykosis set up Enlightenment in a Debian chroot and posted a screenshot a couple of months ago. He claimed it was great for the IT.

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2008-08-25 , 21:55
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Yeah but that isn't the experimental e17
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2008-08-25 , 23:34
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They are all a little different. I think E17 has a program called elpanel which is the tool used to configure it. I have no idea what E16 uses.
 
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