Hola Joan,
Gràcies per contestar. Gràcies a tu també, Eudald.
He instal·lat en ksensors i no m'ha funcionat bé, la finestreta del ksensors no mostra cap dada. He provat de desinstal·lar-lo i tornar-lo a instal·lar i res... En tot cas, acabo de reiniciar i el monitor del sistema, sense cap altre programe obert, diu que gasto 241 de 477 mb de ram (50%), llavors no va tant malament com pensava.. Ara mateix, amb el Firefox obert amb 2 pestanyes, el gedit, una foto, el monitor del sistema, una carpeta i un gestor d'arxius, consumeix 296mb (61%)
Tot i això, m'agradaria provar l'Icewm. M'he descarregat la versió 1.3.6 de la pagina de sourgeforce, i no sé com s'instal·la, al README diu que per fer-ho s'ha de mirar el fitxer anomenat INSTALL , el copio aqui a sota:
Es això: (el paquet que m'he descarregat es diu icewm-1.3.6.tar.gz)
Aquest es el fitxer INSTALL (de text)
"icewm 1.2.9 (2003-06-22)
1. Requirements
- libxpm (comes with XFree86, but isn't bundled with all
commercial X servers -- like XSun)
OR
- Imlib (for wider image support)
- C++ compiler (tested: gcc 2.8.1, gcc 2.95.3, gcc 3.0)
- GNU make or BSD make (very minor tweaks required for other make
variants)
Optional:
- XFreeType (for antialiasing, comes with XFree86 4.x)
- gnome-libs 1.x (for gnome menu support)
- sgml2html (part of sgml-tools package) only needed if you explicitly
wish to _rebuild_ HTML documentation. the tarball already contains a
HTML version of the manual
2. Compiling
- 'cd icewm-$version'
- Run './autogen.sh' when fetched from CVS.
- Run './configure --help' to see available options.
- Run './configure' possibly with options
- If needed: customize sysdep.inc for your platform.
- If needed: customize install.inc with correct installation directories.
Please send me any changes that you may need to make.
- Type 'make' to build it.
PS: When reporting problems with the 'configure' script append the
'config.log' file generated by the failing 'configure' run
please.
3. Installing
Default installation path is '/usr/local'. You can change it by using
configure switches like '--prefix''. You have to rebuild
everything (make clean; make) after changing the paths.
- Type 'make install' as root user to install. (make -n install to
verify things first if you are not sure).
3.a Configuring XFreeType
XFreeType is XFree86's effort to overcome traditional X11's broken
font system adding fancy features like antialiasing. XFreeType supports
most font formats supported by XFree86's traditional font services
including TrueType, Type1 and bitmap fonts. To achieve best results
you should add all your font directories to '/etc/XftConfig' or
'$HOME/.xftconfig' by using the 'dir' statement. You should also ensure
that XFreeType can supply a font comparable with Adobe's Helvetica since
icewm uses it as default font and a lot of themes written for icewm
depend on it. If you don't have such a font sufficent for XFreeType
you could add an alias definition pointing on 'Nimbus Sans L' to your
XFreeType configuration file:
match any family == "helvetica" edit family += "Nimbus Sans L";
Another nice feature of XFreeType you could enable - especially
on LCD screens - is sub-pixel decimation since it improves rendering
quality dramatically. Simply add the following line to your X
resources (~/.Xdefaults):
Xft.rgba: rgb
4. Starting icewm
Make sure the icewm executables are located on $PATH, otherwise
it will not be possible to restart the window manager.
Normally, icewm should be started from ~/.Xclients file. This will
work the same for 'startx' and 'xdm' logins. The file must have execute
permissions (chmod a+x ~/.Xclients).
An example of ~/.Xclients file would be:
>>> cut here >>> ----- > ----- > ----- > ----- > ----- > ----- > ----- >
# set mouse speed
xset m 5 2
# start xterm by default
xterm &
icewmtray &
# silently check if icewm is in your $PATH and start icewm when found
# or a red colored xterm when not found or execution of icewm fails
which icewm >/dev/null 2>&1 && exec icewm || exec xterm -bg red
<<< cut here <<< ----- < ----- < ----- < ----- < ----- < ----- < ----- <
Another good candidate for launching X clients is ~/.xinitrc
if the maintainers of your OS have odd ideas about how to initialize X.
As last resort you could ask your OS to run a shell script containing
all the apps you want to fireup instead of running icewm's binary directly:
Simply insert a line saying "#!/bin/sh" in front of the script listed
above and set the executable flags of your new script.
He de fer tot això per a instal·larlo? He d'instal·lar tots els programes que diu a Requeriments?
Gràcies!
editat per: rubenmoutinho, 16/Març/2010 - 18:06