I posted a message a few days ago because rxvt suddenly wouldn't open
any more. Xterm worked fine, but rxvt would say that it couldn't
obtain control of the tty. (An older version of rxvt simply hung.)
I thought I'd post the solution in case anyone else ever has the same
problem
1 for Rawhide because I figured it was a
bug in rxvt. (I had 2.7.5-15 for Seawolf, and 'rpm --verify rxvt'
didn't show any problems.)
But the newer version has the same problem except that it exits with
the message:
rxvt: could not obtain control of tty
I've attached the output
> Is that ever cool!!! Whoa! I just pulled up the standard gnome
> terminal and checked preferences, then checked images and checked
> transparent! Is there a way to make it transparent to the app running
> beneath it? Too cool... Ric
Here's a chunk of text from http://eterm.i-docs.org/faq/etermf
Isaiah Weiner wrote:
>
> > I was wondering if anyone knows how to make those cool looking
> > transparent rxvt terminal windows I have seen in some screen shots at
> > themes.org??
>
> Besides Eterm, rxvt, aterm, and wterm - gnome-terminal can do it, too. ;)
>
> I was wondering if anyone knows how to make those cool looking
> transparent rxvt terminal windows I have seen in some screen shots at
> themes.org??
Besides Eterm, rxvt, aterm, and wterm - gnome-terminal can do it, too. ;)
> Thanks,
> Shane
>
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one way is with an Eterm
http://www.eterm.org
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Wikoff wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone knows how to make those cool looking transparent
> rxvt terminal windows I have seen in some screen shots at themes.org??
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On Tue, Feb 08, 2000 at 01:00:24PM -0500, jack wallen jr wrote:
> i don't believe that rxvt terms can do transparencies.
[...]
As of version 2.6.1 (or was it earlier?) they can: "rxvt -tr". There's a
RPM of the version in contrib.
HTH,
Thomas
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On Tue, Feb 08, 2000 at 01:00:24PM -0500, jack wallen jr wrote:
> i don't believe that rxvt terms can do transparencies. dowload either
> aterm or eterm. both do transparencies and both are very good terms
> (eterm being a bit more extendible i think).
Yes they can, but I think
i don't believe that rxvt terms can do transparencies. dowload either
aterm or eterm. both do transparencies and both are very good terms
(eterm being a bit more extendible i think).
yous said:
I was wondering if anyone knows how to make those cool looking transparent
rxvt terminal wind
I was wondering if anyone knows how to make those cool looking transparent
rxvt terminal windows I have seen in some screen shots at themes.org??
Thanks,
Shane
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I'm looking at the source code from the rxvt RPM, and xpm support is set
up. The problem, I think, is that the configure script does not find
libXpm, and so the xpm support is shut off in features.h.
I'm not the biggest shell scripting expert, and I can't see right off why
the c
Just get RXVT-XPM from http://www.rasterman.com/ftp - Much easier.
:)
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> This maybe the wrong place to ask but, where do you enable xpm support in
> the rxvt source code?
>
> -Paul
IIRC, you need to edit src/feature.h and uncomment #define XPM_BACKGROUND
But check the other #defines for features that you'd like, but are not
compiled in by de
This maybe the wrong place to ask but, where do you enable xpm support in
the rxvt source code?
-Paul
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Paul Fontenot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue, Apr 21, 1998 at 02:22:17PM -0700:
> Real quick, how do I add xpm-support to rxvt? I think I've been looking
> so long I'm now OVER looking it.
You get the source, use the define and/or configure option, and
recompile, possibly havi
Real quick, how do I add xpm-support to rxvt? I think I've been looking
so long I'm now OVER looking it.
Thanks,
Paul
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