I don't think I've ever managed to make xkb work right...
Right now, I'm trying to configure X to recognize my Microsoft Natural
Pro keyboard. So:
Option XkbRules xfree86
Option XkbModel microsoftpro
Option XkbLayout us
But, XFree86.0.log contains:
Couldn't load XKB keymap, falling back to
I've got a Linux powerpc system (Mac G4 cube running Debian 3.0) with a
GeForce2 card in it, which is mostly working with X but is having
problems.
It's running a locally built version of X from CVS, and it starts and
runs just fine. It is fast and very solid feeling. However, after a
bit of
On Sat, Jul 27, 2002 at 09:37:45PM -0700, Mark Vojkovich wrote:
Option XaaNoScanlineCPUToScreenColorExpandFill
It's most likely happening when text rendering gets clipped
in a certain way.
Hey, that seems to work! Excellent! Thanks!
noah
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OK, I seem to have another problem with this system. X now starts and
runs just fine. I've seen no problems with it. However, if I exit the
X server, any subsequent attempts to run startx result in a dead
display. The monitor loses signal. The system is still running, and
I've been able to
Hi folks. I'm using X built from the CVS HEAD branch on a Mac cube with
an Nvidia GeForce 2. I had been using the same build of the X server
and modules for a couple of months, but replaced it last week after
hearing that the initialization bug that made it impossible to start X
twice had been
I'll admit that I don't pay super close attention, but it seems to me
that there's a growing trend among the top 3d chipset makers to provide
their own proprietary accellerated drivers for XFree86. ATI and NVidia
are the two examples I can think of, and it seems like they're the best
3d chipset
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