Mark J. Reed wrote:
For what it's worth, I'm seeing the same behavior as Jens. 10.4.2,
installed over clean-from-the-Apple-Store 10.3, Apple's X11 from the
This "over" makes me suspicious. We have seen problems with this on
other occasions. The Apple installer could very well have decided that
it doesn't need to install new versions of everything and left some
non-working pieces of X11 in place. It does this occasionally.
If you look at the installation dates of your files in /usr/X11 and
/etc/X11/ and /Applications/Utilities/X11.app, do you find things from
before Tiger? You could use, for example
find /usr/X11R6/ -type f -not -newerct "31 Mar 2005" -ls | more
to see all files in /usr/X11R6 that were installed before April 2005.
Use -newermt to test the time of last modification. Some Panther files
may be newer than this, depending on when you did the switch and when
you ran the last Panther softwareupdate.
--
Martin
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