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Hey all,
I have just finished my first gentoo install and have installed Enlightenment,
now im looking for a good filemanager to use in conjunction since it doesent come with one.
Does anyone use a good light filemanager with alot of right click menu feautres?
in addition i was wondering if thier was a terminal app other then xterm that will alow cut and paste.
sorry, i've never used enlightenment. the website says, "DR16 uniquely allows background selection to be done from the main menu system using thumbnailed views of the background providing a quick and easy way to change wallpaper." so maybe check the menus?
Beleive me I did, I also aded my image to the folder with all the other backgrounds, still cant change it using the enlightenment gui.
I emerged rox and it ROX, thanks alot, my system is starting to take shape and it really kicks ass
Now, don't judge a book by it's cover, but I _highly_ recommend Worker for a file manager: http://freshmeat.net/projects/worker/
Sure, it's ugly as sin, but it's extremely fast (especially an optimized compile), and very easy / informative to use.
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