Bug #2713
closedEnlightenment Desktop Environment doesn't load past splash screen
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Description
Running 3.9 current, with a build from August 13, I can't get Enlightenment to progress beyond the splash screen with the color changing row of cubes. After some time of waiting, the VM simply stops responding entirely and requires a hard reset. The host OS is OS X 10.8, virtualized by VIrtualbox 4.3.14. If you would like specific information occurring at the time of launch, let me know how to retrieve it and I'll post it here.
Updated by jorisgio about 10 years ago
Indeed, i've not found the issue, but i've a workaround. It looks like disabeling the splash screen works.
You can start enlightenment, switch back to a tty, and
pkill enlighenment_in
You'll get access to enlightenment itself. Then in the menu, go to settings -> all -> look -> startup, and uncheck the "show splash screen on login"
I tried e17 on my laptop for a few minutes, it works fine besides this issue.
Updated by dragonflybsd1 about 10 years ago
Can you move this topic to github issues so we can track it and find a better solution (e.g. either fix the bug or change the default by default ?)
Updated by zcrownover about 10 years ago
Is that to say all userland issues revolving around packages should be on
github rather than here?
On Nov 4, 2014 11:49 PM, <bugtracker-admin@leaf.dragonflybsd.org> wrote:
Issue #2713 has been updated by dragonflybsd1.
Can you move this topic to github issues so we can track it and find a
better solution (e.g. either fix the bug or change the default by default ?)----------------------------------------
Bug #2713: Enlightenment Desktop Environment doesn't load past splash
screen
http://bugs.dragonflybsd.org/issues/2713#change-12244
- Author: zcrownover
- Status: New
- Priority: Normal
- Assignee:
- Category: Userland
- Target version: 3.9.x
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Running 3.9 current, with a build from August 13, I can't get
Enlightenment to progress beyond the splash screen with the color changing
row of cubes. After some time of waiting, the VM simply stops responding
entirely and requires a hard reset. The host OS is OS X 10.8, virtualized
by VIrtualbox 4.3.14. If you would like specific information occurring at
the time of launch, let me know how to retrieve it and I'll post it here.--
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