Citando Boey Maun Suang : > Hi there, > > > sorry for the post but I thought X11 would be kind of kicked on demand. > > Unfortunately not. Almost all programs written for X11 are written with the > expectation that X11 is the windowing system being used (by contrast with, > say, Aqua on Mac OS X or the Windows GUI), and so don't know anything about > other windowing systems. Some projects provide a wrapper to automatically > launch X11 if it isn't already running so that the main program will then > work, but the only one that I know of that does this is the binary release > of OpenOffice.org. It might be possible to add some code to MacPorts to > provide a wrapper script for all X11 software to make launching easier in > this way, but I don't really know how to do that. >
The simplest way would be to use the 'open-x11' command.
open-x11 oclock
should launch x11 if necessary, then oclock.
Emmanuel
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