AfterStep on Ubuntu (12.04/12.10/13.04) - Revision history

Sashavasko: moved AfterStep on Ubuntu 12.10 to AfterStep on Ubuntu (12.04/12.10/13.04)

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Compilation

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Prerequisites

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Prerequisites

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Prerequisites

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 At this point you should have AfterStep installed in /usr/local/bin (binaries) and /usr/local/share/afterstep (data files).
-==== Setup ====
+=== Setup ===
 Really, once you run above installation steps all you have to do is logout, select AfterStep session from the list of available sessions and log back in.
 AfterStep should just work.
-==== Hints ====
+=== Hints ===
 If you find that services for your favorite desktop environment are not starting automatically - you may need to
 manually override the desktop name in your profile, like so:
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   <code>export KDEWM=afterstep</code>
 to your profile.

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   <code>Exec "I" gnome-panel</code>
 to InitFunction, save and restart session.
 If you find that GNOME apps have weird appearance and ignore current theme - you need to add gnome-settings-daemon to your autoexec as well,
 although it should be started automatically. Same goes for gnome-screensaver. See above.
 To get AfterStep as your KDE window manager - add

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 If you find that services for your favorite desktop environment are not starting automatically - you may need to
 manually override the desktop name in your profile, like so:
+ <code>export XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME</code>
 (replace GNOME with KDE/Ubuntu/XFCE/etc.)
 If you want your GNOME panel back, just go to menu/Desktop/Config Files/Autoexec,
-add Exec "I" gnome-panel to InitFunction, save and restart session.
+add
 If you find that GNOME apps have weird appearance and ignore current theme - you need to add gnome-settings-daemon to your autoexec as well,
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 To get AfterStep as your KDE window manager - add
+ <code>export KDEWM=afterstep</code>
 to your profile.

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 If you find that services for your favorite desktop environment are not starting automatically - you may need to
 manually override the desktop name in your profile, like so:
 <code>export XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME</code>
 (replace GNOME with KDE/Ubuntu/XFCE/etc.)
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 To get AfterStep as your KDE window manager - add
 <code>export KDEWM=afterstep</code>
 to your profile.

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 ==== Hints ====
 If you want your GNOME panel back, just go to menu/Desktop/Config Files/Autoexec,
 add Exec "I" gnome-panel to InitFunction, save and restart session.
 If you find that GNOME apps have weird appearance and ignore current theme - you need to add gnome-settings-daemon to your autoexec as well,
-although it should be started automatically. Same goes for gnome-screensaver.
+although it should be started automatically. Same goes for gnome-screensaver. See above.
 To get AfterStep as your KDE window manager - add
-<code>export KDEWM=afterstep</code
+<code>export KDEWM=afterstep</code>
 to your profile.

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   <code>sudo apt-get install gcc autoconf libtool libfreetype6-dev xorg-dev x11-utils</code>
 ==== Compilation ====
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   <code>sudo make install</code>
 At this point you should have AfterStep installed in /usr/local/bin (binaries) and /usr/local/share/afterstep (data files).
-Now we need to setup the system to make good use of it.
 === System Configuration ===

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 Ubuntu 12.10 came with Gnome 3.6, so gnome-session 3.6.2 is what we need:
-<code> wget http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/core/3.6/3.6.2/sources/gnome-session-3.6.2.tar.xz</code>
+ <code> wget http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/core/3.6/3.6.2/sources/gnome-session-3.6.2.tar.xz</code>
-<code> tar xpvf gnome-session-3.6.2.tar.xz</code>
+ <code> tar xpvf gnome-session-3.6.2.tar.xz</code>
 ==== Compilation ====