MATE desktop meta-package (base installation)
Description
The MATE desktop environment, base installation and the following:
* a terminal application (mate-terminal)
* a file manager (caja)
* MATE themes and wallpapers
* window manager (marco)
Package information
- Ports path
- meta/mate
- Package architecture
- *
- Maintainer
- The OpenBSD ports mailing-list <ports@openbsd.org>
- Categories
- meta
- Available flavors
- None listed
Ports list build and test dependencies as well as runtime dependencies. pkg_add selects those needed for installation.
Direct dependencies
Runtime
- x11/mate/caja
- x11/mate/desktop
- x11/mate/marco
- x11/mate/menus
- x11/mate/panel
- x11/mate/polkit
- x11/mate/session-manager
- x11/mate/settings-daemon
- sysutils/consolekit
- x11/dbus
- x11/mate/icon-theme
- x11/mate/media
- x11/mate/themes
- x11/mate/terminal
- x11/mate/power-manager
- x11/mate/libmatemixer
- x11/mate/libmatekbd
- x11/mate/notification-daemon
- x11/mate/screensaver
OpenBSD README
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| Running mate on OpenBSD
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Starting MATE from xenodm
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In order to start MATE as your desktop environment when logging in
xenodm, your ~/.xsession file should end with
exec ${LOCALBASE}/bin/ck-launch-session ${LOCALBASE}/bin/mate-session
Power management support
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MATE environment needs a system-wide D-Bus daemon ("messagebus")
to be running in order to work properly.
To enable "messagebus" at boot:
# rcctl enable messagebus
And to start it if not already running:
# rcctl start messagebus