elluminate

Important

The legacy directory "e26", which was used until now for the source folders, has been renamed "enlighten". Our existing users will have to uninstall their current Enlightenment environment if the deprecated directory name is still present.

Please use version V17.4 of the EXTINGUISH script before reinstalling the environment.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

This is a premium Bash script for building, installing, or updating Enlightenment on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.

Please refer to the script comments for more information.

Note

It may be useful to keep a record of the pre-existing system status before proceeding with the installation.

Check out our backup script.

Installation

Before using elluminate, you may need to install the git and sound-icons packages on your system if they aren't already there.

Open a terminal window and type in the following:

sudo apt install git sound-icons

Next, clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/batden/elluminate.git .elluminate

This creates a new hidden folder named .elluminate in your home directory.

Copy the elluminate.sh file from the new .elluminate folder to your download folder.

Navigate to the download folder and make the script executable:

chmod +x elluminate.sh

Then, execute the script with:

./elluminate.sh

The next time you run the script, simply open a terminal and type:

elluminate.sh

Tip

Use auto-completion: Type ell and press the Tab key.

That's it.

Uninstallation

You can uninstall Enlightenment and related applications from your computer at any time.

See extinguish.sh.

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