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E19 is quite a nice self contained DE/WM, also check out it's Tiling v2 module (disabled per default) and give the dev feedback.
I played a bit with E18 and 19 this week for the nice composite effects and tot test opengl accell with radeon, but then switched back to notion (ion3) because it doesn't get in the way as much and has tabbed tiles.
Even without OpenGL acceleration (crashes upon enabling) this is a really nice WM.
Hmmm, interesting. Works fine for me with OpenGL acceleration.
Enlightenment can push the capabilities of your graphics drivers, often exposing bugs that aren't normally encountered. Try using different drivers, and see how it goes for you.
Hmmm, interesting. Works fine for me with OpenGL acceleration.
Enlightenment can push the capabilities of your graphics drivers, often exposing bugs that aren't normally encountered. Try using different drivers, and see how it goes for you.
The alternative would be the nVidia blob. No thank you. I'm aware the pre nv50 mesa drivers are not really 'top notch' (they said themselfs on IRC). It is unfortunate, but I can live with that.
Maybe I should file a bugreport someday. I guess Enlightenment hits some corner cases.
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