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I built Enlightenment with Sourcery and I didn't know I was supposed to change prefix flags in the config, not that would know how to do that anyway. So I

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cp /usr/lib64/enlightenment  /usr/lib/enlightenment

I still can't login to Enlightenment. The xsessions-error file says Evas couldn't load EET files. Check Evas has EET loader support. How do I do this?

If you are running the x86_64 version /usr/lib64/ is fine. You should not copy anything to /usr/lib/. Please run slapt-src --search enlightenment. You'll see a bunch of libraries that you probably have to install before enlightenment itself.

I found the best way to install E17 on Salix/Slackware is to use the slackbuild provided here:
http://slackadelic.com/~thrice/e17/.
It uses the current svn tree, which is pretty stable.
Download all the contents of the above folder, go into /src and run the checkout script, it downloads and compresses all the EFL & E and compresses them.
You can add any extra modules you may wish to try by easily editing the .slackBuild scripts.
Then run the e17.SlackBuild, which makes & installs the slackbuild pkgs in order.
Recently,for me, "E" doesn't seem to install properly for some reason (haven't worked out why yet), so I go into the Enlightenment folder and run the individual SlackBuild and then install it.

There is also slacke17, using april 2011 EFL files (stable release), 32 & 64 pkgs are provided.
http://slacke17.sourceforge.net/
Both add a login entry.
If you follow the above routes, first uninstall what you have installed already and it's worth deleting /home/user/.e (save your themes and/or profiles then copy over after) , and enlightenment folders in /tmp.
Good luck. I have been using E17 on Salix for a while now, works great.

thenktor wrote:If you are running the x86_64 version /usr/lib64/ is fine. You should not copy anything to /usr/lib/. Please run slapt-src --search enlightenment. You'll see a bunch of libraries that you probably have to install before enlightenment itself.

I ran

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slapt-src --search enlightenment

the output was

evas:1.0.1 - Evas (one of the Enlightenment DR17 foundation libraries)
topher[~]$ slapt-src --search enlightenment
e_dbus:1.0.1 - E_dbus (one of the Enlightenment DR17 foundation libraries)
ecore:1.0.1 - Ecore (one of the Enlightenment DR17 foundation libraries)
edje:1.0.1 - Edje (one of the Enlightenment DR17 foundation libraries)
eet:1.4.1 - Eet (one of the Enlightenment DR17 foundation libraries)
eeze:1.0.1 - Eeze (one of the Enlightenment DR17 foundation libraries)
efreet:1.0.1 - Efreet (one of the Enlightenment DR17 foundation libraries)
eina:1.0.1 - Eina (one of the Enlightenment DR17 foundation libraries)
embryo:1.0.0 - Embryo (one of the Enlightenment DR17 foundation libraries)
enlightenment:0.16.999.55225 - Enlightenment DR17 (a window manager and desktop shell)
evas:1.0.1 - Evas (one of the Enlightenment DR17 foundation libraries)

Are there any others that I need to install?

pevsner wrote:I found the best way to install E17 on Salix/Slackware is to use the slackbuild provided here:
http://slackadelic.com/~thrice/e17/.
It uses the current svn tree, which is pretty stable.
Download all the contents of the above folder, go into /src and run the checkout script, it downloads and compresses all the EFL & E and compresses them.
You can add any extra modules you may wish to try by easily editing the .slackBuild scripts.
Then run the e17.SlackBuild, which makes & installs the slackbuild pkgs in order.
Recently,for me, "E" doesn't seem to install properly for some reason (haven't worked out why yet), so I go into the Enlightenment folder and run the individual SlackBuild and then install it.

There is also slacke17, using april 2011 EFL files (stable release), 32 & 64 pkgs are provided.
http://slacke17.sourceforge.net/
Both add a login entry.
If you follow the above routes, first uninstall what you have installed already and it's worth deleting /home/user/.e (save your themes and/or profiles then copy over after) , and enlightenment folders in /tmp.
Good luck. I have been using E17 on Salix for a while now, works great.

I tried slacke17. Works great! Thanks pevsner.

Yep, these methods seem to be much simpler

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