Monday, 5 June 2017

How to Install Enlightenment 0.21.8 on Ubuntu 16.04, 17.04

   The original reason Enlightenment exists - The Window Manager. From here everything else spawned. This is really the flagship product, closely followed by EFL itself. The window manager is a lean, fast, modular and very extensible window manager for X11 and Linux. It is classed as a “desktop shell” providing the things you need to operate your desktop (or laptop), but is not a whole application suite. This covers launching applications, managing their windows and doing other system tasks like suspending, reboots, managing files etc.


Enlightenment 0.21.8 Changelog:
Al Poole
  •     Fix macro namings in relation to endianness.
  •     Fix compiler type warnings (snprintf)
  •     E keyboard settings - use the same icon as the keyboard settings dialog
  •     Add user to AUTHORS.
Carsten Haitzler
  •     e randr2 - fix freeing of stringshare by making it a stringshare
  •     fix fullscreen no blank logic in e's dpms code
  •     further fixes to screensaver/banking with window states like fullscreen
Mike Blumenkrantz
  •     hide wl clients before deleting them on surface destroy
  •     comment out inlist member of E_Comp_Object struct
  •     better protect comp object internals from dereferencing freed clients
  •     add all wl client frame callbacks with priority AFTER
  •     unset deskmirror client's client pointer upon client deletion
  •     unset deskmirror client's client pointer upon client deletion
  •     defer menu activation mouse-up feed
  •     set ON_HOLD when activating start gadget
  •     add handler for EFREET_EVENT_DESKTOP_CACHE_BUILD to e_order init
  •     do not use saved e_randr screens if fake screens have been added
  •     do not force comp objects to render for their proxies if real_hid is set
  •     show x11 parent windows during reparent only if not withdrawn
  •     return during comp object pixels function if client was deleted during render
  •     perform frame adjustments before applying wm spec hints during unmaximize
  •     only save client size info on maximize/fullscreen when protocol visible
  •     check changes.pos during client maximize/fullscreen and adjust window coords
  •     do not start xwayland repeatedly
  •     call wl/x compositor shutdown functions directly during comp shutdown
  •     force iconic state for iconic x11 clients during shutdown
  •     move x11 iconic window init from e_hints → comp_x initial fetch
  •     call e_randr2_shutdown in comp shutdown
  •     handle null E_Comp→screen during randr2 shutdown
  •     don't set minw for keyboard layout dialog
  •     only hide wl clients on surface destroy when surface is mapped
  •     handle nested compositor delete requests
  •     only set toolbar icon min size if icon exists
  •     always use jobs to create bryce menus
  •     handle window icons from elm for internal wins
  •     only re-set comp object position during show if client has been placed
  •     set dialog and tooltip flags for internal clients
  •     add wrappers for elm_win util create functions
  •     send wl client resize edges during focus-in/out send_configure
  •     set signal move/resize clients as action_client internally
  •     compare against e_client_action_get() for rejecting wl mouse events
  •     Revert “Stop sending wayland motion events when the mouse is grabbed”
  •     do not send mouse events to ssd wl clients if mouse is within ssd region
  •     use even more accurate wl callbacks for detecting ssd mouse in/out events
  •     always feed mouse events for wl client move events
  •     block x11 focus eventing under xwayland
  •     do not attempt to set window hidden hints on non-internal x11 windows
  •     account for late object setup when adding ssd mouse in/out callbacks
  •     disable client maximize anims when unmaximizing before a fullscreen
  •     always set E_Client→need_fullscreen when fullscreening
  •     force e_client_unmaximize() to complete during fullscreen operation
  •     slightly optimize maximize → fullscreen protocol comms for wl clients
  •     check pixmap size before triggering maximize animation
  •     force animationless re-maximize when unfullscreening
  •     only center internal windows once
  •     adjust size for frame geometry in no-animation maximize path
  •     call “maximize” smart callback before “maximize_pre”
  •     re-set backlight level when resuming from suspend
  •     add a client's children to the skiplist during place routine
  •     do not arbitrarily center “lost” child windows, center them on the parent
  •     support clients as positioner objects in e_comp_object_util_center_on()
  •     add cache for dead x11 manager windows
  •     remove uuid references from e_pixmap.c
  •     re-set list of default desklock bgs when changing to custom bg in config
  •     set pass events on efm icons when deleting files
  •     make RENDER_DEBUG activate with E_RENDER_DEBUG env var
  •     make SHAPE_DEBUG activate with E_SHAPE_DEBUG env var
  •     explicitly set nested wl output canvas as a toplevel window
  •     avoid refocusing deleted wl clients during comp input ungrabbing
  •     set initial x11 window geometry for windows which do not have wm hints
  •     check image load error when checking dmabuf viability in gl
  •     better handling for iconify during comp object show/hide
  •     do not show iconic x11 clients on on icccm hint change

Installation instructions:

  For all current Ubuntu releases and derivatives, Enlightenment 0.21.8 is available for install via the PPA repository.
    Open terminal and insert command line...

$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:niko2040/e19

$ sudo apt-get update

$ sudo apt-get install enlightenment

If everything goes well, log out and select log back with Enlightenment session.


Option, uninstall Enlightenment 0.21.8

$ sudo apt-get remove enlightenment

$ sudo apt-get autoremove


 refer original : https://howto-ubuntunew.blogspot.com/

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