README.linux

In addition to the prerequisites outlined in the README, the Linux backend
for Enso currently depends on following Python modules:

  * python-cairo
  * python-gobject
  * python-gtk2
  * python-xlib - 0.13 or above is highly advised
  * gi

OS packages and binaries:

  * xprintidle
    requires: libffi, libffi-devel, libXext-devel, libXScrnSaver-devel
  * nautilus-python
    Required for the file-selection detection to work
    1. Install the python extension support into Nautilus by: 
        yum install nautilus-python -y
        nautilus -q
    2. Copy the extension from dist/nautilus_extension.py to ~/.local/share/nautilus-python/extensions/
    Enso will do that for you when it is first run, however Nautilus restart 
    is still required after that (nautilus -q).


Having the xset program is optional, though it'll prevent bad key-repeat
problems which could completely break the input handling (by constantly
enabling/disabling Enso while holding the Quasimode trigger key).

A composited environment, using for instance Compiz, KWin4, Metacity's
or xfwin4's compositor or xcompmgr, isn't mandatory, though highly advised
since proper blending will only be available with it.