Enlightenment? What is it
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This document is a slide deck about the Enlightenment desktop environment. It introduces Simon Lees, who has worked on Enlightenment at SUSE for over 5 years. It provides a brief history of Enlightenment, noting it was first released in 1997 and is now maintained by Samsung. It highlights that Enlightenment is lightweight, customizable, and can have various appearances. It demonstrates some Enlightenment applications and encourages joining the openSUSE community. The document is licensed for sharing under Creative Commons.
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- 1. Simon Lees sflees@suse.de http://simotek.net Enlightenment? What is it? Why should I use it?
- 2. About Me • I have been working for SUSE for 1 year • Previously worked for a Radio Comms company • Maintainer of Enlightenment on openSUSE for 5+ years.
- 3. History • First released in 1997 • e17 was developed as a rewrite from 2000 - 2012 • Since 2012 there has been regular releases • Now maintained mostly by Samsung ‒ Used in Tizen TV’s, Smart watches and Camera’s
- 4. Why use it? • It is lightweight • It can also be rather pretty (or quite ugly) • The choose your own adventure desktop ‒ Can configure it in many many ways
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- 6. • Terminology • Rage • Variety • Epymc
- 7. Join Us at www.opensuse.org
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