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Enlightenment's most useful key bindings:
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Alt+Escape to launch Everything
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Alt+Tab to switch between windows on the same desktop
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Ctrl+Alt+End to restart Enlightenment
Run enlightenment_remote -help in a terminal to display E's hidden commands (enabling “DBus Extension” in Module Settings -> System is a plus).
Useful edge bindings:
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Settings Panel -> Input -> Edge Bindings (Settings) -> “Add” and select the left vertical edge of the miniature view, then “Apply”
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Scroll down the Action pannel and click on “Flip Desktop Left”, then “Apply”
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Add another binding (select the right vertical edge) to flip desktop right
Localized (Main) Applications menu: Settings P. -> Menus -> Menu Settings -> Applications -> Lxde (Applications) or select Xfce (Applications) on Xubuntu, Kf5 (Applications) on Kubuntu, then restart Enlightenment
Settings P. -> Preferences -> Elementary Config -> More -> Rendering -> select OpenGL/OpenGL-ES then restart Enlightenment
Settings P. -> Apps -> Startup Applications -> System -> and tick “Network” then launch Everything and type/select nm-applet to add it to the systray
Look and feel of Qt applications:
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Install qt5ct and qt5-style-plugins
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Run Qt5 Settings then select “gtk2” in Appearance -> Style
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Settings P. -> Advanced -> Environment variables: Add QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE in the first box and qt5ct in the next one
Preferred fonts: Settings P. -> Look -> Fonts -> Fonts Settings -> Noto Sans
Preferred theme: Settings P. -> Look -> GTK Applications -> Arc-Dark
Preferred icons: Settings P. -> Look -> Icons -> Papirus-Dark
Settings P. -> Look -> Compositor -> Composite Settings -> General and tick “Don't fade backlight”
Extra | Other cool icons: https://gitlab.com/kalilinux/packages/kali-themes/-/tree/kali/master/share/icons (Flat-Remix-Blue-Dark)
Extra | Another cool gtk theme: https://gitlab.com/kalilinux/packages/kali-themes/-/tree/kali/master/share/themes (Kali-Dark)
Extra | Awesome fonts for Terminology and coding tasks: sudo apt install fonts-firacode
Xephyr can be useful for testing and debugging purposes, or simply to access Enlightenment if you're not able to do it otherwise. To use xephyr, open a terminal and cd to your enlightenment source folder. Two little scripts are available: Just run ./x-ui.sh or ./xdebug.sh.