Well, maybe, but I *did* direct you to check your .profile file, and not .login
or .tcshrc.
If you try 'echo DISPLAY' and it responds with ':0.0' then you still haven't
found the problem, which for me was found in .profile.
DarwinPorts under Tiger modified my .profile, and when I upgraded to Leopard,
this file remained untouched, even though the line is unnecessary. According to
sao, the moderator over at macosxhints.com, if you DON'T get a DISPLAY value
starting with '/tmp/launchd' then "you're setting $DISPLAY in some of your
configuration files and ... throwing away the location of the launchd socket
that X clients need to know how to use."
When I updated to 2.2.3, the problem didn't go away; it only cleared up when I
removed that line in .profile.
David
--- On Wed, 8/20/08, David Hornidge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> Thanks for the suggestion, but that wasn't it. I
> didn't have that
> line in either my .login or .tcshrc. However, I installed
> a newer
> version of X11, 2.2.3, and that seemed to somehow get rid
> of the
> problem. At least I think that was it...
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dave
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