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I've been having problems with X 4.0 in woody but I'm unsure what's causing
it (so I'm unable to track it to a specific package and file a bug report).
The problem is when X is started (usually I use gdm but the problem also
occurs when usi
George Bonser writes:
> I am not against commercial software, I am against crappy commercial
> software. If R6.4 is good and if it can be obtained for a few bucks, I
> would use it. Heck, I am almost tempted to fork out the $7500 and offer
> binary packages.
I'm sure that Xi & friends will be offe
I wrote:
> It is the *next* release of X that will be non-free. The present release
> will remain free and remain available, and XFree86 will continue to
> maintain and support it.
George Bonser writes:
> Stop!
Stop what?
> XFree will ALWAYS be free.
Yes, of course it will. 'X', however, refe
The news about X11 is among the more disturbing items I've
heard in this realm--the unix-paradigm world. An X-guru
coworker mentioned this possibility to me a few months ago
but I never thought that corporate greed would sink to
this depth.
> I am facing a real dilemma with Distribution disks. If X becomes non-free,
> there will be no point buying a Debian distribution CD if I am correct
> I mean, if X isn't on there, I'll have to dnld everything anyway, or buy Red
> Hat
It is the *next* release of X that will be non-free. The pre
"Tristan Day" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> After loads of problems with LSL ( after 2 weeks they wrote back to me
> saying my credit card was out of date because 1/10/98 in England means 1st
> October and over in America it's 10th Jan, and I wrote back correcting them
> but they said that I have
After loads of problems with LSL ( after 2 weeks they wrote back to me
saying my credit card was out of date because 1/10/98 in England means 1st
October and over in America it's 10th Jan, and I wrote back correcting them
but they said that I have to use another card)
I am facing a real dilemma wi
On Thu, Apr 02, 1998 at 01:49:54AM -0300, Nicolás Lichtmaier wrote:
> X has become non-free software
> (http://www.camb.opengroup.org/tech/desktop/x/xlicensefaq.htm) and because
> of that unuseable for the Linux community.
> And now?
The rumors of X's death have been greatly exaggerated. What w
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