[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-- Original message --
From: Marc Aurele La France [EMAIL PROTECTED]
XPRESS 200 is just a marketing name, and like many such doesn't really mean
much, given that, over the years, the same name has often been used for
different
Or try Ctrl+Alt+F1 to see you can change virtual terminal.
Alfred Hovdestad wrote:
If you can't boot at all, there are two methods that I have used.
First if your distribution comes with a rescue CD, you can boot off of
that. In Redhat, you can boot off disk 1 and enter linux rescue.
If you
I assume you are working on the right file that is /etc/inittab. vi
/etc/inittab -- make changes -- :wq -- reboot. Then remove all xfree
packages
Garrett Jochimsen wrote:
But, once I make the changes for the id:3:initdefault, how do I save the
changes, there is no sample in the help file? I
Matrox G450 will work on RHEL3. But may have difficulties on RHEL4.
You can run two different WMs on two separate screens.
--George
Harrington, Todd wrote:
Hi Mark,
Thanks. That was a great reply. So, If I select 2 graphics cards, and I run
one instance of XFree86 on 2 graphics cards, can I
Not sure what your disclaimer to me.
DISCLAIMER
Kaliraj Kalaichelvan - CTD, Chennai wrote:
Hello all,
I have downloaded the XFree86 Version 4.3.0 . I would like to know which
part of the XFree86 implementation (code) deals with the TCP/IP connections
i..e how the x protocol are sent via the
I would like to write an application that would collect mouse events
(Button Press/Release) among all windows/screens in the same desktop,
and display the event info on a dedicated window. I used the following
two methods but none worked. Your help is appreciated.
Method 1:
d =
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for your reponse. This was exactly my thought in method 1. I
assume window root
root = RootWindow(d,s);
is the invisble window covering the whole screen. Is that right? Thanks.
--George
Andrew C Aitchison wrote:
On Thu, 4 Aug 2005, George Liu wrote:
I would like
OK. Now created a new window w by something like,
w = XCreateWindow(d, root, 0,0, 1024, 500,0,0,InputOnly, (Visual *)
CopyFromParent, valuemask, attributes );
XMapWindow(d, iw);
Then it obscures the other windows.
Thanks for your reponse. This was exactly my thought in method 1. I
assume
Does anyone know any utility exists for counting on mouse click times?
Thanks in advance, --George
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