Hello Antonis,
On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 12:10 PM, Antonis Tsolomitis
<antonis.tsolomi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> For example, I see patches sent through the list
> that are specific to OpenBSD, or to Solaris etc.
> So CDE does not get patched with a "common denominator" attitude.
> It does things differently on different platforms. I find this to be
> normal.
Yes, but different platforms are one thing. Making a patch for every possible
scenario on every platform is next to impossible, though. As mentioned. I
have seven audio devices, someone else may have 4, or 14.
Some people are probably okay with chown /dev/dsp*, others might want to
chown their primary sound device only, or a dedicated secondary one. There
are way too many variables to come up with a single patch.
> What is /dev/$ITE found in Xstartup. It does not exist in any of my systems.
The dtlogin manpage reads:
=======================================================
In order to support "Command Line Login" mode, the display
must have an associated Internal Terminal Emulator (ITE)
device. By default, dtlogin associates the ITE device "con-
sole" ( /dev/console) with display ":0".
=======================================================
Kind regards,
Martin Etteldorf
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