I'm not an expert on what you ask but see my comments below.
mithun vasant bommannavar wrote: >When we get the Linux kernel source code is the XWindow system code is available with >it. If yes where is it. > X does not come with the linux kernel. There are various implementations of X. The most common implementation of Linux systems is Xfree86 but there are others. See www.xfree86.org and/or a local mirror. >If not, when we build the linux kernel on the downlaoded souce code how X Window >support comes into to picture. > Not sure if if does. There is a generic frame buffer feature/driver that can be selected for video framebuffer support. X can use this. Xfree86 comes with all its own video card drivers. >If any body knows the intraction between XWindow system and linux kernel please let >me know. > I don't think there is any or at least very minimal interaction. I think X can run as an application (eg startx) or as a daemon (via xdm, gdm, kdm, etc). I'm a little out of my depth here so do not take this as expert advice. I think the basics are correct. Regards, Brendan Simon. _______________________________________________ kbuild-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/kbuild-devel
