On Mon, 3 Sep 2001, Zack wrote:

> Ok, my Mac evidently can't use XFree86, at least the version that comes with 8.0 
>Final, so it defaults to the xpmac server.
> 

What machine do you have?

> What config file does xpmac use? I've edited all the config files for xfree86 with 
>no success...  anyone else have a clue?
> 

It doesn't really.  If you follow the link from /etc/X11/X, you'll see a
small shell script that runs Xpmac. Did you get the same behavior during
the install?

> Also, where can I get the *latest* version of xpmac? Seems that the links that I've 
>found jump around - many of them no longer working. Is there an xpmac home page? The 
>version I have leaves a trail on the screen following my mouse, and constantly 
>"jumps" and leaves garbage and artifacts all over the place when I type and move 
>windows around.
> 

The program is part of X3.3, and essentially is a hacked up version of
Xsun - the Sun Xserver.  I don't think it carried through to X4.

> Do later versions of xfree86 work better on macs?
> 

Depends on the Mac - I haven't heard anyone speak of significant
improvements moving from X4.03 to X4.1+.  Tell us what machine you have
and maybe we can help get get you going with XFree.

Stew Benedict

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