Hi, Xfree 4 is missing?
Have you tried obtaing it using apt-get? After running apt-get update you can search the archives at home using "$apt-cache search xfree" or search for anything else for that matter. N.B. I'm using it on a leo equipped classic, isn't noticably faster than xserver-xsun24 however. Regards, Peter Firmstone. On Fri, 2 Mar 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hey everyone- > > Let me preface this say saying that if the answers to the questions I am > about to ask are in a FAQ somewhere, please just point me to it.. a quick > search of the web and persual of the list archives still leaves me with > questions, however, so... > > 1) What's the general state of the debian-sparc port (from a day to day usage > viewpoint, rather than a feature-list viewpoint). I'm trying to decide what > OS to run on my SS20, between debian, OpenBSD, and Solaris.. Basically, I > want to run a bunch of xterms and a browser (konquerer, mozilla, whichever).. > The key being, I want to do it in 24bit color. which brings me to my next > questions. > > 2) What's the state of debian-sparc and cg14 support in Xfree 4.0.2? I > installed debian and upgraded to woody, but the actual Xfree 4 xserver is > nowhere to be found (even a quick manual check of the mirrors show it to be > missing). Am I going to have to build it from source? (I have the source > package from brandens site. it takes a _long_ time for the build to fail on > my SM50 cpu :) > > Thanks in advance for any help, > > Matt > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
