Also, it is located in the sessions part of your login screen.
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After I followed the how to, I rebooted the gOS login screen came up I pressed f10 to choose gOS but it wasn't there (nor e17, Enlightenment, nothing like that) So I went to synaptic to see if greenos desktop was installed and it wasn't so I tried to mark it for instillation but I got this
But then attempt to install e17 & get,Code:Could not mark all packages for installation or upgrade The following packages have unresolvable dependencies Make sure that all required repositories are added and enabled in the preferences greenos-desktop: Depends: e17 but it is not going to be installed Depends: emodule-greenos-fileman but it is not going to be installed
and something similar if I try to install emodule-greenos-fileman, or Enlightenment or anything else it tells me to install for something it won't let me install!Code:Could not mark all packages for installation or upgrade The following packages have unresolvable dependencies Make sure that all required repositories are added and enabled in the preferences e17: Depends: enlightenment but it is not going to be installed Depends: libevas1-loaders-all but it is not going to be installed
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Live and let live
I did a whole reinstall of Ubuntu and now I got it working fine.
Can you get Compiz-Fusion working on gOS?
Live and let live
So gOS is just Ubuntu packaged with a different desktop environment?
The desktop environment is too simple i don't know why anyone would want to switch to it from gnome.
It's possible, yet the e17 devs are working on their own version of Compiz, which will be lighter and more suited for the enlightenment environment.
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gOS is actually ubuntu with different programs and proprietary codecs (only on the PC version from Everex | Fluendo Codecs; else the ubuntu-restricted-extras provides the codecs.). More suited for the casual user.
I know Compiz WILL run on it, but you would have to use an Emerald theme with it (ick!). They are working on their own compositing manager (like Frak said) based off of xcompmgr, but right now it is broken and rendered completely unusable, so I would suggest using just xcompmgr (which for now will give you the same effects as Enlightenment's compositing manager).
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