Actually, it is. Your DISPLAY needs to be set to a value starting
with "/tmp/launch-" (Mac OS does that for you). If it is not, one of
your files is changing it, and your Leopard X11 will continue to cause
problems.
On Aug 20, 2008, at 10:12 PM, David Hornidge wrote:
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.
I use tcsh and not bash, so I don't have a .profile. The
corresponding files are .tcshrc and .login. If I check the DISPLAY
variable, it is not set, so that is NOT the problem.
But thanks anyway.
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