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CVSROOT:/home/x-cvs Module name:xc Changes by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/11/04 18:56:28 Log message: 209. Add an example for setting the repeat rate to the xset(1) man page (Bugzilla #1506, David Dawes, suggested by Alan Iwi). Modified files:

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How can I get rid of the cursor for the Xserver?

I need to get rid of the cursor from the Xserver. There are a number of X client programs on screen and I cannot modify all of them to hide the cursor. What I want is a way to globally hide the cursor. Is there a configuration option to get rid of the cursor? Can I change the cursor to a total

Re: How can I get rid of the cursor for the Xserver?

Cheap hack warning!. Creat a cursor glyph that is all nil and load it in... Not sure how well it will work but might just do the trick. You can test with xsetroot -cursor. JC Barry Scott wrote: I need to get rid of the cursor from the Xserver. There are a number of X client programs

Re: How can I get rid of the cursor for the Xserver?

On Thu, 4 Nov 2004, Barry Scott wrote: I need to get rid of the cursor from the Xserver. There are a number of X client programs on screen and I cannot modify all of them to hide the cursor. What I want is a way to globally hide the cursor. Is there a configuration option to get rid of the

Re: How can I get rid of the cursor for the Xserver?

Barry Scott wrote: I need to get rid of the cursor from the Xserver. There are a number of X client programs on screen and I cannot modify all of them to hide the cursor. What I want is a way to globally hide the cursor. If you have a number of programs on the screen, why would you want to

Re: How can I get rid of the cursor for the Xserver?

Tim Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Barry Scott wrote: I need to get rid of the cursor from the Xserver. There are a number of X client programs on screen and I cannot modify all of them to hide the cursor. What I want is a way to globally hide the cursor. If you have a number of programs

Re: [XFree86] help urgent

tkank you for your suggestion. as i'm a newer using LINUX, i'need unfortunatly using this vesion of linux, this paltform correspond to install ns simulator without bugs, this is why i prefer work under. now , please can you help to find the adequat driver to have this grafic interface, my monitor

Re: [XFree86] PBuffer support

I was under the impression that only NVIDIA's binary drivers supported GLX 1.3 and pbuffers. Mark. On Wed, 3 Nov 2004, Aleksandar Donev wrote: Hello, It appears to me in principle the xfree86 implementation of GLX is up to 1.3 and supports pbuffers. However, I

[XFree86] XFree86 can't see input device

I asked this question before without any response, so am trying again. I'm newly installing (cross install) Linux debian sarge. When I do startx for root, the X system crashes. Here is the relevant section of the log: cut === ... (==) Log file:

Re: [XFree86] PBuffer support

Mark Vojkovich wrote:  I was under the impression that only NVIDIA's binary drivers supported GLX 1.3 and pbuffers. It's a good question. I have the ATI proprietary driver and glxinfo says the client GLX is version 1.3, but the server is still xfree86 and version 1.2. I have no idea what this

RE: [XFree86] Detecting Supported VESA Video Modes

I wrote up a shell script that takes read-edid and creates an Xconfig file on the fly. Basically I took my xconfig script and copied everything above the Monitor section to one file, and everything below the Monitor section to another file. Then I parsed the output of read-edid-1.4.1 (from

[XFree86] Screen Fault

Hi there, I have copied the log fom /var/log/XFree86.0.log and and forward it to you so please help me I have moved my hard-drive into a different box, and the box, so when I powered it up it came up with that error message XFree86 Version 4.2.0 (Red Hat Linux release: 4.2.0-72) / X

Re: [XFree86] Screen Fault

On Friday 05 November 2004 14:37, Vaa Alauni wrote: Hi there, I have copied the log fom /var/log/XFree86.0.log and and forward it to you so please help me I have moved my hard-drive into a different box, and the box, so when I powered it up it came up with that error message I am not an

[XFree86] (no subject)

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Re: [XFree86] 12 bit plane Pseudocolor Visuals within XFree86?

Thanks for the response. I'm new to XFree86. Could you give me a bit of background as to why you think this is the case? There's some graphics software being ported from SGIs to Linux and this is apparently a problem. Is there a workaround? Thanks again in advance - Original Message -