On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 01:06:29 +0100
Florian Kulzer wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 12:43:48 +0700, Zaki Akhmad wrote:
...
> > Error in I830WaitLpRing(), timeout for 2 seconds
>
> It looks like this problem has been around for a while:
>
> http://bugs.debian.org/494321
and here:
http://bugs.
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 7:06 AM, Florian Kulzer
wrote:
>
> It looks like this problem has been around for a while:
>
> http://bugs.debian.org/494321
[...]
> The intel driver seems to be a bit flaky at the moment. (I have run into
> problems with my 82Q963/Q965 card as well.)
>
> You can try to s
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 12:43:48 +0700, Zaki Akhmad wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using Debian Testing. While I am using computer on my xwindow,
> suddenly the xwindow it blink and failed. And I should restart my
> computer if I want my xwindow works again. The strange behaviour is,
Hello,
I am using Debian Testing. While I am using computer on my xwindow,
suddenly the xwindow it blink and failed. And I should restart my
computer if I want my xwindow works again. The strange behaviour is,
if I restart from terminal (# restart) then the splash works fine.
Then it shows an
Hello,
when I close iceape, xwindow shut down.
Has anyone encountered the same problem ?
I use unstable.
apt-cache policy iceape
iceape:
Installed: 1.1.1-2
Candidat: 1.1.1-2
Table of version:
*** 1.1.1-2 0
500 http://ftp.debian.org unstable/main Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg
Paul E Condon wrote:
On Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 06:44:34PM -0500, Albert wrote:
If you run all programs as root then you are risking your system to the
quality of all the code that you play with. Seriously, _don't_ _do_ _it_.
As an alternative that is somewhat more safe and still pretty convenie
On Thu, Aug 18, 2005 at 06:44:34PM -0500, Albert wrote:
> Kent West wrote:
>
> Thanks, Kent. That was a very useful mini-tutorial.
>
> >Concerning logging into Gnome (or any X setup) as root: that's not
> >recommended practice. Generally, you can override this safety setting by
> >tinkering in t
Albert wrote:
> I know logging on as root is not recommended but it's just too big a
> pain in the butt to *not* be root. I've encountered no downside yet.
And I always look down the barrel of my pistol to see if it's loaded;
I've encountered no downside yet.
YMMV ;-)
Glad you found the mini-t
Kent West wrote:
Thanks, Kent. That was a very useful mini-tutorial.
Concerning logging into Gnome (or any X setup) as root: that's not
recommended practice. Generally, you can override this safety setting by
tinkering in the Gnome configuration file (but I'm not sure of the
specifics, as I do
Paul E Condon wrote:
This is just a hint that I hope is helpful:
To keep the Xwindow system from starting during boot up, remove
all the various versions of 'display managar', these are xdm,
kdm, gdm and a few more whose names I do not remember. These are
the programs that start X an
Albert wrote:
> Could someone point me to info on the debian boot and X Window startup
> process? I hate it that I don't get to startx for X and that I cannot
> login to Gnome as root.
* The PowerOnSelfTest (POST)
* The bootloader (grub/lilo/etc)
* The kernel loads
* The kernel probes and sel
ger than the default, which
> I assume is Metacity, and I want to use the ROX-session manager.
> My head has exploded trying to figure out how this can be done
> without documentation or deb packages.
>
> Any clues greatly appreciated.
>
This is just a hint that I hope is he
Could someone point me to info on the debian boot and X Window
startup process? I hate it that I don't get to startx for X and
that I cannot login to Gnome as root.
I want to use a different window manager than the default, which
I assume is Metacity, and I want to use the ROX-session manager
OK, the problem was exactly this, the psmouse driver.
Thank you very much.
- Original Message -
From: "Andreas Janssen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2004 5:18 AM
Subject: Re: mouse doesn't work on xWindow
> Hello
On Tue, 2004-08-10 at 04:30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello, after installing debian testing on my laptop, the touchpad
> doesn't work , nor the PS/2 mouse. Although if I connect a serial mouse
> it works.
>
> If I start with knoppix v.3.4 all works fine, so I don't thik the
> problem is the con
Hello
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> Hello, after installing debian testing on my laptop, the touchpad
> doesn't work , nor the PS/2 mouse. Although if I connect a serial
> mouse it works.
>
> If I start with knoppix v.3.4 all works fine, so I don't thik the
> problem is the co
Hello, after installing debian testing on my laptop, the touchpad
doesn't work , nor the PS/2 mouse. Although if I connect a serial mouse
it works.
If I start with knoppix v.3.4 all works fine, so I don't thik the
problem is the configuration file (XF86Config4)
Some help?
I attach a part of my X
On 05/11/04 16:20, Pedro M. (Morphix User) wrote:
I would prefer a program that respect the existing files ( excepting an
explicit user option ), because the (specially new) user has to know
which files are touched by the program (in this case, the XWindow
program).
I am that new user (Linux
Joris Huizer escribió:
Pedro M. (Morphix User) wrote:
I decided to install the new Xwindow version, but I panic when I see
the program asking (again) the configuration files. I have my
XF86Config files installed and I don't want to install them again (
it can happen a disaster).
Pedro M. (Morphix User) wrote:
I decided to install the new Xwindow version, but I panic when I see the
program asking (again) the configuration files. I have my XF86Config
files installed and I don't want to install them again ( it can happen a
disaster).
So, I suggest the program pre
I decided to install the new Xwindow version, but I panic when I see the
program asking (again) the configuration files. I have my XF86Config
files installed and I don't want to install them again ( it can happen a
disaster).
So, I suggest the program preserve the config files if the
Check if you have /dev/pts and you have the permissions for them.
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If I open a KDE Console, I got just a blinking curser. If I start the
xconsole I got just the error "couldn't start console". Do anybody know what
the matter for this problem is? Thank you for your help.
Manu
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Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Something else people like to change are the bindings of the function
> keys. Suppose that you want to make F12 produce the string "emacs ".
> Now I want to know how to the same thing
% loadkeys trial_keymap
-
Now I want to know how to the same thing in a xterm inside XWindow.
How can I do this?
TIA,PaulO Henrique
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On Sat, Jan 18, 2003 at 12:44:14AM -0600, will trillich wrote:
> my matrox millennium card is driving a memorex telex (mfg july
> 1993) monitor, for which i can't find any specs, even thru
> google.
>
> i've tried 'get-edid' and it borked my system beyond all hope --
> a hardware reset was the onl
my matrox millennium card is driving a memorex telex (mfg july
1993) monitor, for which i can't find any specs, even thru
google.
i've tried 'get-edid' and it borked my system beyond all hope --
a hardware reset was the only wakeup call it responded to!
okay, i've got "modeplot.sh" (and gnuplot)
* Robert Wilhelm Land ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Cam Ellison wrote:
> >
> >Well, after some fiddling around, and downloading and installing
> >2.4.19, it's all working like a hot dam.
> Thanks for your re Cam. I'm very interested in this board aswell.
> Are you usingthe USB2.0 (not USB1.0 modi
Cam Ellison wrote:
>
> Well, after some fiddling around, and downloading and installing
> 2.4.19, it's all working like a hot dam.
Thanks for your re Cam. I'm very interested in this board aswell.
Are you usingthe USB2.0 (not USB1.0 modi) interfaces?
Robert
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* Cam Ellison ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> * Rob Weir ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > On Fri, Oct 04, 2002 at 10:41:07AM -0700, Cam Ellison wrote:
> > > I just installed this board, and downloaded the driver and the GLX
> >
> > It's not really a solution, but are you aware of the nvidia-kernel-sr
* Rob Weir ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 04, 2002 at 10:41:07AM -0700, Cam Ellison wrote:
> > I just installed this board, and downloaded the driver and the GLX
>
> It's not really a solution, but are you aware of the nvidia-kernel-src
> and nvidia-glx-src packages in Debian? They ha
On Fri, Oct 04, 2002 at 10:41:07AM -0700, Cam Ellison wrote:
> I just installed this board, and downloaded the driver and the GLX
> package from the nvidia website. They match -- I used the rpm
> packages, and converted them with alien. I have also downloaded the
> tar'd packages and tried those
I just installed this board, and downloaded the driver and the GLX
package from the nvidia website. They match -- I used the rpm
packages, and converted them with alien. I have also downloaded the
tar'd packages and tried those, not to mention a couple of
re-compilings of my 2.4.18 kernel. The
On Thu, Dec 06, 2001 at 03:44:43PM +0700, Oki DZ wrote:
> If you have Gnome installed, you can have the Desk Guide applet; and then
> you could grab one of the window thumbnails there using the middle button
> (both if your mouse emulates), and move it.
>
At a low resolution that wastes valuable
> I have never tried to use X on anything less than 1024x768, but why
> should it be any worse than running MS Windows at the same
> resolution? (Purely considered as a graphical display -- ignore the
> issue of MS Windows crashing left and right.)
everything in X is big. run for an hour or 2 i
on Thu, Dec 06, 2001 at 07:11:29PM +1100, Matt Chipman wrote:
>
> I have tried both blackbox and window maker and when they load, they
> are in 16mill colors and at 800*600 but when i open a program such as
> irc or any other type app, the application is huge and sometimes goes
> off the screen
On Thu, Dec 06, 2001 at 08:51:14AM -0500, Aaron Traas wrote:
> Windows apps, particularly older ones, were designed to be usable at
> 640x480. I believe X started on Solaris, or at least first caught on
> there, and I believe the default then was 1152x864, because at 8BPP, it
> fit in 1 MB of video
Craig Dickson wrote:
>
> nate wrote:
>
> > in my 5 years of running X windows my experience is X is
> > unusable for the most part with anything below 1024x768.
> > 800x600 is just too painful. i would reccomend using a virtual
> > desktop of 1024x768 or higher if your using 800x600. see
> > the
On Thu, Dec 06, 2001 at 12:45:59AM -0800, Craig Dickson wrote:
> I have never tried to use X on anything less than 1024x768, but why
> should it be any worse than running MS Windows at the same resolution?
> (Purely considered as a graphical display -- ignore the issue of MS
> Windows crashing left
>I seem to run into a problem where the OS installs fine and all the
>programs work but the GUI is very large.
>
>I have tried both blackbox and window maker and when they load, they
>are in 16mill colors and at 800*600 but when i open a program such as
>irc or any other type app, the applicatio
On Thu, 6 Dec 2001, Matt Chipman wrote:
> I use Debian for all my servers and have only recently decided to
> give it (Debian) a go for my desktop machines as well.
Consider to install Gnome too.
> irc or any other type app, the application is huge and sometimes goes
> off the screen so much s
nate wrote:
> in my 5 years of running X windows my experience is X is
> unusable for the most part with anything below 1024x768.
> 800x600 is just too painful. i would reccomend using a virtual
> desktop of 1024x768 or higher if your using 800x600. see
> the X docs on how to do this, its not too
> I have tried both blackbox and window maker and when they load,
> they are in 16mill colors and at 800*600 but when i open a
in my 5 years of running X windows my experience is X is
unusable for the most part with anything below 1024x768.
800x600 is just too painful. i would reccomend using a
I use Debian for all my servers and have only recently decided to
give it (Debian) a go for my desktop machines as well.
I seem to run into a problem where the OS installs fine and all the
programs work but the GUI is very large.
I have tried both blackbox and window maker and when they load, t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll start my problem w/a confession: my new computer has a winmodem
(which I'll replace).
The Debian installation is amazingly smooth -- until I get to XWindow.
At that point, I can get nothing but Cannot Connect. If the winmodem
is the culprit, the s
I'll start my problem w/a confession: my new computer has a winmodem (which I'll replace).
The Debian installation is amazingly smooth -- until I get to XWindow. At that point, I can get nothing but Cannot Connect. If the winmodem is the culprit, the solution is obvious. But at th
On Sun, Sep 23, 2001 at 01:44:00PM -0400, Stephen Gran wrote:
>
> Let's see - I'm not sure how you're trying to open /proc/bus/pci/devices
It doesn't matter at all how he's trying to open the file. He's running
on a 68040 Mac. It doesn't *have* a PCI bus, so there won't be a
/proc/bus/pci/devic
Thus spake mmissett:
> Stephen,
> Thanks for the info. Unfortunately, trying that fix did not appear to make
> any difference. Specifically, the "startx" command produces 'command not
> found", as it always has. One further clue, though: Since anXious says it
> cannot open /proc/bus/pci/devi
Thus spake mmissett:
> I am new to this and have been trying to get some sort of GUI installed and
> running. I think I have succeeded in getting at least some bits installed,
> but I have yet to get anything to work, and would appreciate a bit of
> guidance. First off, the computer in questio
On Saturday Sep 22 21:15 mmissett wrote:
> ** "Your video card was successfully identified. The Cannot open
> /proc/bus/pci/devices. You probably have an old kernel. Support for the old
> Linux PCI interface should be coming soon.
> **Server will be installed. Next you'll be presented
I am new to this and have been trying to get some sort of GUI installed and
running. I think I have succeeded in getting at least some bits installed, but
I have yet to get anything to work, and would appreciate a bit of guidance.
First off, the computer in question is a 68k Mac (and that may
Hi!!
I recently upgraded my potato (apt-get upgrade) and all is OK but HOME and END
keys
in a bash terminal in Xwindow DO NOT work only beep. In any other program
(Abiword,
gnumeric, Netscape, etc) the keys work fine.
What is the problem?
Bash i do not think so... in console is OK
Preben Randhol wrote:
> I have to turn off gpm every time I start the machine. I don't
> understand why gpm starts as I'm sure I deleted the S20gpm link in
> /etc/rc3.d.
assuming that your /etc/inittab is untouched, you should remove it
from /etc/rc2.d, however, using update-rc.d is recommended.
David Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 13/06/2000 (18:33) :
>
> Here's what caught me out if you're coming from slink to potato.
>
> The old gpm had a -R option which repeated the mouse to
> /dev/gpmdata with the "MouseSystems" protocol, i.e.
>
> Section "Pointer"
> Protocol"MouseSyst
Quoting Mark ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> I also have a gpm / xwindows conflict. I have tried various protocols and
> types of mouse (I tried a serial bus mouse and a ps2 trackman), but the
> mouse never works in X if I had gpm previously working.
>
> Can this be fixed? or do you have to make a work
Hi,
On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Mark wrote:
> Sorry but I mist the thread of this one!.
It seems, that there are several people around with this problem.
> I also have a gpm / xwindows conflict. I have tried various protocols and
> types of mouse (I tried a serial bus mouse and a ps2 trackman), bu
Hi all,
I had the similar problem and I found out if I remove the
symbolic link /dev/mouse -> /dev/gmdata resolved the problem.
Preben Randhol wrote:
>
> Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12/06/2000 (12:28) :
> > Hello.
> >
> > Sorry but I mist the thread of this one!.
> >
> > I also have a
Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12/06/2000 (12:28) :
> Hello.
>
> Sorry but I mist the thread of this one!.
>
> I also have a gpm / xwindows conflict. I have tried various protocols and
> types of mouse (I tried a serial bus mouse and a ps2 trackman), but the
> mouse never works in X if I had
workaround ?
Thanks, Mark.
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From: Kerstin Hoef-Emden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2000 6:12 PM
Subject: Re: mouse gpm
Hi,
On 6 Jun 2000, Eric Hanchrow wrote:
> Are you sure that "MouseSystems" is the correct choice? I always use
> "Microsoft" here.
I put "Microsoft" in there and it worked. Thanks for helping!
But I would anyway like to know, where this "Microsoft" comes from. Is
it mentioned somewhere in the
Hi Eric,
On 6 Jun 2000, Eric Hanchrow wrote:
>
> Kerstin> Protocol"MouseSystems"
> Kerstin> Device "/dev/gpmdata"
>
> Kerstin> and added the -R option in /etc/gpm.conf.
>
> Kerstin> The mouse is still dead in X11.
>
> Are you sure that "MouseSystems" is the c
Hi,
I have been setting up my xwindow system successfully, if it wasn't for
that conflict between xwindow and gpm. It is the before discussed thing:
Unless gpm is killed before starting x11, the mouse is dead.
Sure, I've got the specific combination of PS/2 and /dev/psaux.
It was ment
I have the same problems on my computer
For nfs: uninstall everything using nfs
For gpm: Change your gpm.conf to
device=/dev/psaux
responsiveness=
repeat_type=
type=ps2
append=""
Francois
On Mon, 22 May 2000, Justin Megawarne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>And Philip Lehman bestowed upon us all:
>> On Mon, 22 May 2000, Antonio Rodriguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> prw-r--r--1 root root0 May 22 23:01 /dev/gpmdata
>>
>> If you don't have any gpmdata fifo, crea
And Philip Lehman bestowed upon us all:
> On Mon, 22 May 2000, Antonio Rodriguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >I tried that and didn't work, so I just dpkg -r gpm. This is not the best
> >solution, but what else???
>
> Check your config step by step (I'm sure it works because I have a
> simila
On Mon, 22 May 2000, Antonio Rodriguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I tried that and didn't work, so I just dpkg -r gpm. This is not the best
>solution, but what else???
Check your config step by step (I'm sure it works because I have a
similar setup). Does gpm work on the console? If so, make su
On Mon, 22 May 2000, Justin Megawarne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Sun, May 21, 2000 at 06:22:23AM -0400, Antonio Rodriguez wrote:
>> A fresh installation using the boot floppies in frozen directory
>> (ftp.debian...), dselect + apt-get used to continue installation.
>> Problems:
>> 1. Mouse (/d
What I did was that I removed gpm: dpkg -r gpm
Now works in X. But not of much use, since I have no applications (see message
with subject: no visible applications)
Justin Megawarne wrote:
> On Sun, May 21, 2000 at 06:22:23AM -0400, Antonio Rodriguez wrote:
> > A fresh installation using the boo
On Sun, May 21, 2000 at 06:22:23AM -0400, Antonio Rodriguez wrote:
> A fresh installation using the boot floppies in frozen directory
> (ftp.debian...), dselect + apt-get used to continue installation.
> Problems:
> 1. Mouse (/dev/psaux, ps2 with wheel) doesn't work after setting it up
> through xf
hinking it might fix the
> > > > mouse problem in Xwindow, and while loading the same kernel from floppy
> > > > went bananas with NFS, sending signals without response (I don't have
> > > > any network, it is only one PC);
> > > uninstall everythin
> > > installation (kernel 2.2.15something) there were no problems. But after
> > > all this apt-getting-installing I rebooted, thinking it might fix the
> > > mouse problem in Xwindow, and while loading the same kernel from floppy
> > > went bananas with NFS,
Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
> 2. After rebooting the first time with the boot disk created in fresh
> > installation (kernel 2.2.15something) there were no problems. But after
> > all this apt-getting-installing I rebooted, thinking it might fix the
> > mouse problem in Xwind
should work.
> 2. After rebooting the first time with the boot disk created in fresh
> installation (kernel 2.2.15something) there were no problems. But after
> all this apt-getting-installing I rebooted, thinking it might fix the
> mouse problem in Xwindow, and while loading the s
2.15something) there were no problems. But after
all this apt-getting-installing I rebooted, thinking it might fix the
mouse problem in Xwindow, and while loading the same kernel from floppy
went bananas with NFS, sending signals without response (I don't have
any network, it is only one PC); af
Yay! I have X again.
Ok for those also having similar trouble (Hi Steve :) I'm going to try and
set down what I did in the hopes that this will help till Vincent can get
back to someone :) (_anyone_ :)
I had gone into /var/cache/apt/packages and dpkg -i'd everything
xfree86'ish that I had 3.3.5 p
On Sat, 15 Jan 2000, Alice M. Pinard wrote:
> I'm having similar trouble from what I can tell in the 3.3.6 slink
> xfree86 update xbase-clients and xserver-common conflict. (which means as
> far as I can tell with my very brief experience with x and debian packages
> that I can have my clien
On 15 Jan 2000, Steve Winston wrote:
> Xwindows still doesn't work. It won't install, and
> startx no longer exists. Somehow, I have Xfree86 3.3.6
> instead of 3.3.5.
> I had to reinstall debian after win98 on the same disk
> crashed. Anyway, I reinstalled Debian (slink), did
> apt-get update an
Xwindows still doesn't work. It won't install, and
startx no longer exists. Somehow, I have Xfree86 3.3.6
instead of 3.3.5.
I had to reinstall debian after win98 on the same disk
crashed. Anyway, I reinstalled Debian (slink), did
apt-get update and ended up with Xfree86 3.3.6 to my
surprise. Whe
Steve Winston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am having a terrible problem with Xwindows in Debian.
> Last night, I configured it for a voodoo3 card. Now,
> it boots straight to a graphic log-in screen and from
> that to a blank green win95color screen.
> THere are no icons. No combination of mouse k
On Mon, Feb 11, 2036 at 11:47:40PM -0800, Steve Winston wrote:
> I am having a terrible problem with Xwindows in Debian.
> Alt-ctl-backspace has no effect.
>From the way you're saying this, it sounds like you're pressing
Right-Alt (Alt Gr) Right-Ctrl Backspace. This doesn't work - it
needs to be L
I am having a terrible problem with Xwindows in Debian.
Last night, I configured it for a voodoo3 card. Now,
it boots straight to a graphic log-in screen and from
that to a blank green win95color screen.
THere are no icons. No combination of mouse key strokes
makes any difference. Alt-ctl-backspac
I had a similar problem with font corruption/dissapearance. A quick trip to the
SiS website (www.sis.com.tw) got me their version of XF86_SVGA which displays
fonts beautifully but may not play well with the debian distro of xfree86 3.3.5
(see my previous mail"can't type in X")
R.
>>> Tobias Ru
> Hi all,
> I installed potato in a machine with SiS 6326 and configured X but there
> is some problem with fonts pehaps.
> See a screenshot of the problem at:
> http://onnet.psi.br/~baptista/test.gif.
> Thanks for any help,Paulo Henrique
You can change the defa
Hi all,
I installed potato in a machine with SiS 6326 and configured X but there
is some problem with fonts pehaps.
See a screenshot of the problem at:
http://onnet.psi.br/~baptista/test.gif.
Thanks for any help,Paulo Henrique
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On Sat, 12 Jun 1999 11:05:39 +0200 Lange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>What window manager is better ???
That's not a meaningful question. It's like asking, "Which car is
the best one?" Every driver has a different answer.
I personally use icewm, because it's
On Wed, Mar 31, 1999 at 05:35:48PM +0200, khadija.boumahdi wrote:
> when i try to execute startx; following message of errors occured:
> ld.so failed: can't find shared library "libXmu.so.6.0"; but ythis file
> exist in /usr/X11R6/lib what i can do?
Become root.
First, ensure that the line
/usr/
i try to excute startx, but following errors occured:
ld.so failed: can't find shared library libXmu.so.6.0
but this file exist in /usr/X11R6/lib
what can i do please??
hi,
when i try to execute startx; following message of errors occured:
ld.so failed: can't find shared library "libXmu.so.6.0"; but ythis file
exist in /usr/X11R6/lib what i can do?
On Fri, Mar 12, 1999 at 01:42:48PM -, Shawn Nguyen wrote:
> Does anyone know a good book for Xwindow? I looked up O'reilly and
> they seems to have two of them. One for MIT version and one for
> Motif. I have no idea which one I should get so
>-Shawn Nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know a good book for Xwindow? I looked up O'reilly and
> they
> seems to have two of them. One for MIT version and one for Motif. I have
> no idea which one I should get so if anyone can rec
Hi,
Does anyone know a good book for Xwindow? I looked up O'reilly and
they
seems to have two of them. One for MIT version and one for Motif. I have
no idea which one I should get so if anyone can recommend a book I would
appreciate it. And also, if you could clarify about
Hi Debian users,
I upgraded XWindow at slink but I have many problems. I downgrade to
Hamm.
But there are some problems:
1) Every time I run a xterm or Eterm the console erros go out in xterm
or Eterm
2) Every time I run netscape from xterm the errors are
Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira wrote:
>
> Hi Debian users and developers too,
> Last week I have upgraded XWindow and that was the worse thing that I
> ever
> did in Debian. I didn't have read the warning about XWindow in slink.
> I rei
Hi Debian users and developers too,
Last week I have upgraded XWindow and that was the worse thing that I
ever did in Debian. I didn't have read the warning about XWindow in slink.
I reinstalled XWindow that I have in hamm, but the things aren't stable
yet.
On Tue, Oct 27, 1998 at 01:46:14PM -0200, Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira
wrote:
> 1) The pixmaps of wmaker isn't working anymore
Update your pixmap path. I'll bet you have wmaker-data 0.7; put
/usr/share/icons in your IconPath.
Marcelo
Hi Debian users,
I upgraded my XWindow System today morning with apt and the fonts went
out and everything was very strange. I tried to reinstall the xbase, xfnt75,
xfn100 from Hamm and now I have still some problems.
1) The pixmaps of wmaker isn't working an
Hi Debian users,
I setup some computers with Debian Hamm and installed ncpfs and ipx
papackages. I already mount user directories with .nwclient file and ncpmount
at .bash_profile and umount at .bash_logout at console.
But in XWindow I didn't figure how I can mount
Hi Debian users,
I setup some computers with Debian Hamm and installed ncpfs and ipx
packages. I already mount user directories with .nwclient file and ncpmount at
.bash_profile and umount at .bash_logout at console.
But in XWindow I didn't figure how I can mount
Yeah it works. I think I forgot to export the variable. That's way I got
nothing. Thanks a lot Jim.
Dennis
> -Original Message-
> From: Jim Russell [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, June 08, 1998 6:56 AM
> To: Dennis Dai; Debian User list
> Subject: Re
>How can I connect MI/X from Win95 to my linux box? In the FAQ MI/X
>provided it says telnet to linux box and change the display environment.
Right. The DISPLAY variable is used by X applications to determine what
display to get i/o from. Here's my two scenarios:
1. Using M/IX's "local" window
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