installing xfce (as noticed by mpi@), and the only person doing Xfce
development on OpenBSD (ie, me) has no time to actually use/play with it.
Fix WANTLIB while here.
EDE (Equinox Desktop Environment) is simple and fast desktop
environment with familiar look and feel. EDE uses FLTK toolkit for
GUI presentation and UNIX philosophy for its design.
With UNIX philosophy, EDE splits each component in separate executable
entity to do one job and do it good. This makes EDE very easy to
alter for user needs and requirements.
EDE is light and fast. It uses C++ carefully yielding fast startup,
low memory usage and great portability. Also, we care not only about
how fast EDE runs, but how much time is needed to compile it.
These facts makes EDE a perfect desktop environment for older
computers and embedded devices. But, you can use it on your everyday
hardware too.
Comments landry@ jca@
ok landry@
the current mess is that libtool allows things to link because of the .la,
but the configure script, as usual, fucks up, because it tries to link
directly, so both -lintl and -lX11 detections fail.
kind of sneaky with X11, as some values are cached, so X11 is detected,
BUT some other values are not, and they're not cached, so that ends up
with a paralytic X11 that misses half the useful functionalities it
actually has...
immediately fails at startup:
xmobar: user error (Text.Regex.Posix.String died: (ReturnCode 13,"repetition-operator operand invalid"))
when using the StdinReader plugin.
So do what's required with Text.Regex.PCRE instead of Text.Regex.Posix.
Code contributed by Alexander Polakov, thanks!
the "Video Output" preferences they should be passed along on the
mplayer command line (upstream svn revision r222)
Minor string cleanups (upstream svn revision r223)
