Documentation ...
Enna was designed to be as intuitive and naturally usable as possible
but still may want to customize a bit its default behavior to
perfectly fit your needs.
Configuration ...
Enna has a few default configuration settings which are stored in your
$HOME/.enna/enna.cfg file.
If not existing, this file is created automatically the first time you start Enna.
Multiple things can be configured here, the more important ones probably would be:
- File extensions (for music, videos and photos): only those listed
here will be recognized under Enna.
- Graphic rendering engine: X11, OpenGL, Framebuffer ...
- Mediaplayer settings: prefred player, video and audio
output ...
- Path to your media resources, for direct access to given
directories(i.e. shortcuts)
- Media Database: locations to be parsed for multimedia contents.
If none is passed, Enna will proceed with on-demand file
information retrieval. You may also specify a list of blacklisted
keywords that your filename may contain and that are non relevant
for Internet information grabbing.
Inputs ...
Enna was designed to be controllable with the lowest keys as possible,
while it is still possible to bind keys to specific actions for quick
access. Currently supported input are: keyboard, mouse and
LIRC-compatible remotes.
As for keyboard, Enna can be controlled with:
- Arrow keys: used to browse in menus and seek in
videos.
- Enter key: used to validate your choice and display video
controls menu.
- BackSpace key: used to cancel, browse back or quit
(Echap key also does)
Other key bindings are of course
available as shortcuts.
As for LIRC, you need to create yourself a
$HOME/.lircrc
configuration file, properly setup to respond to
enna program.
Example of compatible file can be found
here and
LIRC keynames can found
there.