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If you are using Ubuntu or a Debian based distro you would use the .deb package. I would look in your add/remove software app to see if is in the Ubuntu repo already. Fedora, RedHat, Centos and SUSE use the .rpm package format. |
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Even before downloading the environement from a web page, I would check the package repositories for your distribution, as Enlightenment is probably already in there. |
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After running a quick check, Enlightenment didn't seem to appear in either redhat nor ubuntu repositories. You can install said package using the terminal: |
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DR17 is and has been a work in progress for some time and is still considered a beta release. Any attempt to compile it have potential of coming across some discrepancies because it is still being modified, your best bet is to find a the packages in a repo for your distro that others have built by already correcting the errors. |
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