Joey -
Seems like you may've got your answer already, but I'd like to toss this
in: at some point, I don't now remember when, my rxvt stopped paying
attention to X resources written as "RXvt*", but would recognize them
written as "rxvt*", all lowercase. I'm pretty sure it was a Debian rxvt
before and after, but I can't swear to it; I've built ones for
/usr/local/ once or twice. I'd be curious to see if this made any
difference on your system. Thanks -
(And, hey, while I'm at it, thanks for all your packages and pdmenu. :-)
I have, let's see, 9 packages installed on my machine, and also pdmenu
being used by many people on some not-yet-Debian machines.)
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>>>>> "Joey" == Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Joey> Peter S Galbraith:
>> > Gee, sounds exactly like the debian version, which mentions
>> just these > features in its changelog.
>>
>> rxvt latest is v2.21
Joey> Debian version is 2.20. I don't see anything to fix my problem
Joey> in the changelog for 2.21. (Another poster on this thread
Joey> pointed ouyt the problem is that rxvt doesn't use standard X
Joey> resources and parses the file directly.)
>> My rule of bug fixing is to not bother fixing old versions, and
>> to start with the latest version. If you find and fix a bug,
>> where does it go? Debian only? XFree? Or at the real source
>> where it belongs?
Joey> If the debian maintainer fixed it, it would be merged upstream
Joey> into the real source, of course (assumming the author
Joey> accepeted the fix).
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