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I haven't tried Shadowhand's xfce4-svn stuff yet. Can I just install xfce4-svn with xfce4 in place? I imagine I should remove xfce4 first.
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You can't use xfce-svn and xfce at the same time, because they are two versions of the same programs.
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Hey do you know when the gtk-engines-cvs will go back to ovalated buttons, I cannot stand the box ones, once I upgraded to the new one I built the older version to get back to the buttons like before.
Actually, I patch gtk-engines-cvs to prevent rounded buttons. I'll consider going back though.
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You can't use xfce-svn and xfce at the same time, because they are two versions of the same programs.
Well, that's what I figured, so I removed xfce4 first before installing xfce4-svn from your repo. It looks very very nice. I'm impressed. It's come a long way indeed.
I see that there's no datetime plugin for svn yet. Is that correct? I like to see the date in the clock plugin.
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...hehe...
had the same problem, bothered shadowhand who told me that the URL changed. Check the sticky note in this forum.
BTW shadowhand, maybe it would be a good idea if you changed the footer on your posts, cause I think it still shows the old URL.
Cheers,
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cdhotfire wrote:Hey do you know when the gtk-engines-cvs will go back to ovalated buttons, I cannot stand the box ones, once I upgraded to the new one I built the older version to get back to the buttons like before.
Actually, I patch gtk-engines-cvs to prevent rounded buttons. I'll consider going back though.
:shock: Ohh.... k.... but why? I guess it's not possible to patch it so that you can choose wether to use rounded buttons or not? I already miss the "round corners".
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shadowhand wrote:cdhotfire wrote:Hey do you know when the gtk-engines-cvs will go back to ovalated buttons, I cannot stand the box ones, once I upgraded to the new one I built the older version to get back to the buttons like before.
Actually, I patch gtk-engines-cvs to prevent rounded buttons. I'll consider going back though.
:shock: Ohh.... k.... but why? I guess it's not possible to patch it so that you can choose wether to use rounded buttons or not? I already miss the "round corners".
Indeed! Maybe you(shadowhand) could make 2 versions. ![]()
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shadowhand wrote:Actually, I patch gtk-engines-cvs to prevent rounded buttons. I'll consider going back though.
:shock: Ohh.... k.... but why? I guess it's not possible to patch it so that you can choose wether to use rounded buttons or not? I already miss the "round corners".
Because I think the square corners look better. 8) Next release will be rounded corners.
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smoon wrote:shadowhand wrote:Actually, I patch gtk-engines-cvs to prevent rounded buttons. I'll consider going back though.
:shock: Ohh.... k.... but why? I guess it's not possible to patch it so that you can choose wether to use rounded buttons or not? I already miss the "round corners".
Because I think the square corners look better. 8) Next release will be rounded corners.
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Hi Shadowhand,
Great job indeed!
Could it be possible to have different versions of compiz according to the DE (kde, xfce, or gnome) ?
And must glxcompmgr depends on gconf ? And why mesa-cvs does not replace/provide/conflict mesa ?
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And why mesa-cvs does not replace/provide/conflict mesa ?
Oo, oo, I know the answer to this one!
mesa-cvs installs itself to /opt/mesa-cvs to specifically _not_ conflict with the version of mesa in the repos. This is by design. ![]()
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oops the latest cairo-cvs update broke my vmware...
must check this later and post some messages here.
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what happened to the e17 packages??
And no..I cannot be bothered to read through this entire thread. ![]()
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what happened to the e17 packages??
And no..I cannot be bothered to read through this entire thread.
I think people are relying on this repo for that:
[fouiny_repo]
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My desktop screws up if I use conky with the latest few versions of xfce4-svn (xfwm4-svn). It (conky) kind of overlaps my xfdesktop backdrop. Have a look at it here
You can see parts of my background pic where adesklets overlaps it. When I disable conky everything looks fine, it doesn't seem to be a problem with adesklets so.
Any ideas what could be wrong?
Cheers Sigi
PS.: I haven't tested the very latest version of xfce4-svn yet, will post soon if the problem persists..
edit: fixed typo
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My desktop screws up if I use conky with the latest few versions of xfce4-svn (xfwm4-svn). It (conky) kind of overlaps my xfdesktop backdrop. Have a look at it here
You can see parts of my background pic where adesklets overlaps it. When I disable conky everything looks fine, it doesn't seem to be a problem with adesklets so.
Any ideas what could be wrong?
Cheers Sigi
PS.: I haven't tested the very latest version of xfce4-svn yet, will post soon if the problem persists..
PPS.:Its still the same with latest svn-version
edit: fixed typo
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Yeah, conky with double buffering doesn't work so well with xfdesktop now that thunar's involved it seems. For the time being, you can add to your conky config:
own_window yes
own_window_transparent yesI am a gated community.
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thx stonecrest!
"own_window_transparent yes" did the trick..
Cheerio Sigi
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Hi folks
I've got a new, more serious prob:
I've tried to change the color-sheme in the xfce4-settings-thing and my x-server crashed. If I try to start up xfce4-svn (old session or new one) I got segfaulted. I can't give you more infos atm and for the next 10h, because I'm at work. Well I can give you more infos, but I don't have access to my box. Anyway, are there already any ideas what I can do to fix this :?:
I'm using Xorg7 and the ati-driver-archck (and matching kernel) without any Xgl-stuff. I also tried the second latest version of the xfce4-svn-pkgs, didn't work eighter..
Cheerio Sigi
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Remove the packages and reinstall:
pacman -Rd xfce4-svn-extra xfce4-svn && pacman -S xfce4-svn xfce4-svn-extra
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It works!
But it wasn't the reinstall that solved the prob. Because something was wrong with my configs after the crash i deleted the .config/xfce4 dir. Problem solved. Thx anyway for your help, and keep up the good work..
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My repo contains -cvs, -svn, alpha, beta, and pre-release software. I have it because I like to have bleeding edge stuff, and I like the progams I package.
Have you thought of making an Inkscape-CVS pkgbuild?
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Hi,
just want to try out XGL. I tried it several times. But pacman always gives me:
checking package integrity...
error: archive xgl-cvs-20060308-1.pkg.tar.gz is corrupted
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