INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING ENLIGHTENMENT

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First creds::::
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ME (Raster) .. Carsten HAitzler is behind this.. it's mine. okay?
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Ben Buxton (bb@zip.com.au, Rifleman) is the great dude behind XawXPM :-)
bb@zip.com.au
http://www.zip.com.au/~bb/linux/
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Joonas Lehtinen for the wonderful "Hotmarble" Render.. used 
for the one of the backgrounds (the ball , flames & checkerboard)
jojule@utu.fi
http://cray.tuug.utu.fi/~phoenix/
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very simple:

go to /usr/X11/bin

cd /usr/X11/bin
mv rxvt rxvt.old

now go to / (root)
and unarchive enlightenment1.0.alpha_test.tar.gz
like:

cd /
tar zxvf enlightenment1.0.alpha_test.tar.gz

now make sure rxvt is suid root.. so as root....

cd /usr/local/enlightenment/bin
chmod a+r+x+s rxvt

and just check that un /usr/X11/bin there is a symbolic link from rxvt to
/usr/local/enlightenment/bin/rxvt

cd /usr/X11/bin

ls -al rxvt

gives you ...

   0 lrwxrwxrwx   1 root     root           33 Oct 22 20:24 rxvt -> /usr/local/enlightenment/bin/rxvt*         

then unless you already have XawXPM (from Rifleman.. Ben Buxton)...
and you have a SHITLOAD of fonts (trust me this will give you  alot more
fonts to chose from)

cd /
tar zxvf Xupgrade.tar.gz

You have SHITLOADS OF FONTS??????
if you do.. you will need to get the neuxsfont.tar.gz from me and manually
install it. I assume you knwo how to install fonts and edit the fonnts.dir and
fonts.alias properly (just find the nexus entry in the files provided).

now for each user that wants to run enligthenment.. su to them (or log in as
them) and then in their home direcory (~/):
cd ~/
tar zxvf Userfiles.tar.gz

and you're done. This will have overwritten the users .xsession, .Xdefaults
and .xpmrc if they have any of these. Don't worry. this is good. Now the
next time you log in form xdm you'll be in enlightenment.

HGave a play with it.

quick user inteface guide:

buttons along window title form left to right:
button1 with left mouse = iconise
button1 with middle mouse = iconise
button1 with right mouse = iconise

button2 with left mouse = kill
button2 with middle mouse = kill
button2 with right mouse = kill

button3 with left mouse = max height toggle
button3 with middle mouse = max width toggle
button3 with right mouse = max size toggle

button4 with left mouse = raise/lower
button4 with middle mouse = raise/lower
button4 with right mouse = raise/lower

on the tilebar:

left button = drag
middle button = nothing
right button = window actions menu

on the border:

left button = resize
middle button = move
right button = kill

on an icon:

left button = uniconise
middle button = window actions menu
right button = kill

Just try clicking on the buttons on the buttonbar.. you'll fid they laod
different stufff.. the bottom button brings up a logout menu.
the linux button btings up a background selection menu.
just take a look at the menus wiht left, middle and right button on the root
window. left button bring sup the main menu, middle brings up widnopw
actions menu and right birngs up a windows menu. selecting any entry in thsi
window menu wil warp you to that window.. if that window is iconised.. it
will uniconiuse it. very windowsish .. ;-( but i had it liek this long
before win95 ever existed.
the top left is your pager for changing workspaces, and below that is your
system load.

Enjoy!

Cya!

The Rasterman.... you can call me raster

raster@zip.com.au
s2154962@cse.unsw.edu.au