On Sunday 28 November 2010 21:16:57 Alan McKinnon wrote: > Apparently, though unproven, at 19:54 on Sunday 28 November 2010, Mick did > opine thusly:
> > This weekend I removed efl and added the enlightenment overlay. Then > > checked that the following packages were keyworded as -9999, which were > > (re)installed without any problems:[1] > > > > dev-libs/ecore > > dev-libs/e_dbus > > dev-libs/eet > > dev-libs/eina > > dev-libs/embryo > > dev-libs/efreet > > media-libs/edje > > media-libs/ethumb > > media-libs/evas > > x11-wm/enlightenment > > media-libs/emotion > > dev-libs/eeze > > I did the same, it seems to work well, including the nice surprise of being > able to use composite with an OpenGL backend, *and* to be able to configure > windows so they don;t bounce all over the place when getting focus This is interesting, because I came across two problems with composite: OpenGL caused a complete crash of e17. I had to remove ~/.e from a console to be able to launch it again. Enabling composite with software worked nicely, *but*: a) I couldn't switch it off ever again. and b) Refreshing the desktop became sluggish (as in gkrellms would regularly 'freeze' and not update). So I decided to switch it off until I try KMS with my ATI video card in case it copes better with it. Glad you got it working - please let us know of any gotchas in the future - you're bound to come across these before some of us do. :-) -- Regards, Mick
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