[Fink-devel] xfree86 4.2

2002-03-21 Thread Michael Baudis

xfree86 4.2 works stable for me, too. the only bug/oddity i recognized 
was with the cinerama setup:

usually i unplug my 18 LCD ;-)  from my tibook after going to sleep 
mode (that is, closing the lid); when waking it up, some xfree86 
application windows which were on the second screen before may be 
partially on screen, but won't react (happened at least with axyftp and 
aterm, that with a process in it running nicely). don't know if this is 
some darwin specific problem. can live with it, though.

michael.

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Re: [Fink-devel] XFree86 4.2/XDarwin installation failure

2002-02-04 Thread Brian W. Barrett

Just wanted to follow up.  I'm not sure what happened, but it appears the 
problem is with my setup.  There are a bunch of errors during the build 
process along the lines of:

  pbxbuild -target XDarwin -buildstyle Deployment
  dyld: pbxbuild can't open library: 
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/JavaKit.framework/Versions/A/JavaKit  (No such file 
or directory, errno = 2)
  gnumake[5]: *** [XDarwin] Error 60

I'm not sure why the JavaKit file doesn't exist, but I'm sure once I fix 
that, the XFree problems will go away.  Sorry to bother you all with a 
stupid user bug ;-)

Brian


On Mon, 4 Feb 2002, Brian W. Barrett wrote:

 Hi all -
 
 I'm having some problems with the XFree configuration on my system.  I 
 installed a clean fink install (brand new system) using the CVS unstable 
 system.  I've installed the XFree packages:
 
   xfree86-base4.2.0-4
   xfree86-rootles 4.2.0-2
 
 However, it appears that something wasn't installed correctly.  The 
 /Applications/XDarwin.app folder is missing some files, including 
 Contents/Info.plist.  Therefore, whenever I try to run 'startx -quartz', I 
 get an error message about Info.plist not found.
 
 Any ideas what could be causing the problem?  I have the dev tools Apple 
 released in december and OS X 10.1.2 installed on the system.
 
 Thanks,
 
 Brian
 
 

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Re: [Fink-devel] XFree86 4.2/XDarwin installation failure

2002-02-04 Thread Kyle Moffett

Try this, at the terminal:

% sudo fsck -y

then a bunch of errors will get fixed and repair your installation.  If 
it doesn't say FILESYSTEM MODIFIED, or if it still doesn't work, then 
something else is wrong other than a corrupt filesystem.

HTH,
Kyle Moffett

On Monday, February 4, 2002, at 10:06 , Brian W. Barrett wrote:

 Just wanted to follow up.  I'm not sure what happened, but it appears 
 the
 problem is with my setup.  There are a bunch of errors during the build
 process along the lines of:

   pbxbuild -target XDarwin -buildstyle Deployment
   dyld: pbxbuild can't open library: 
 /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/JavaKit.framework/Versions/A/JavaKit  
 (No such file or directory, errno = 2)
   gnumake[5]: *** [XDarwin] Error 60

 I'm not sure why the JavaKit file doesn't exist, but I'm sure once I fix
 that, the XFree problems will go away.  Sorry to bother you all with a
 stupid user bug ;-)

 Brian


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Re: [Fink-devel] XFree86 4.2/XDarwin installation failure

2002-02-04 Thread Randal L. Schwartz

 Brian == Brian W Barrett [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Brian Just wanted to follow up.  I'm not sure what happened, but it appears the 
Brian problem is with my setup.  There are a bunch of errors during the build 
Brian process along the lines of:

It probably means you tried to build X on UFS, and crapped out your
disk.  I'm about to reload my O/S and move my user files over *again*
because of this.

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Re: [Fink-devel] XFree86-4.2 XLocale probrem

2002-01-28 Thread Masanori Sekino

On Sun, 27 Jan 2002 18:44:08 +0100
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 First one seems easy, but we can't disable XLocale of system-xfree86.
 Second one seems difficult, but as long as gtk/gnome applications,
 only gtk+ package seems to need modification and rebuiding, other package
 using gtk+ doesn't need rebuilding.
 
 Is a simple recompile sufficient?

No.

Some packages need extra setting to know X has built with XLocale.
For example, configure script of gtk+ needs --with-locale=locale name
for detecting system's setlocale is broken and XLocale is needed.

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Re: [Fink-devel] XFree86-4.2 XLocale probrem

2002-01-27 Thread Max Horn

At 1:39 Uhr +0900 28.01.2002, Masanori Sekino wrote:
Hi all,

When I upgraded xfree86 pacages to 4.2, most X applications
can't display japanese text.

XFree86 4.2 has changed it's default to support XLocale.
With XLocale, X applications can use locale even if system does
not support locale. But those applications must be re-compiled
with new X, because X applications builded without XLocale are
incompatible with XLocale.

There are two ways to solve it. One is disabling XLocale
in xfree86 package and another is fixing each package to work
with XLocale.

First one seems easy, but we can't disable XLocale of system-xfree86.
Second one seems difficult, but as long as gtk/gnome applications,
only gtk+ package seems to need modification and rebuiding, other package
using gtk+ doesn't need rebuilding.

Is a simple recompile sufficient?



Yes, I know the third way. Apple support locale in libc. But it seems
hopeless for a while because there are no changes in either locale code
in Darwin CVS or Darwin bug report(#2752682) for a long time. :P

I think it is very very low priority for them, sadly.



Cheers,

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[Fink-devel] xfree86 4.2

2002-01-22 Thread Jeff Whitaker


Folks:  I'm working on xfree86-base-4.2.0 and xfree86-server-4.2.0
packages. All is fine with the base package, but the server package will
not build if fink's make package is installed.  What's the best way to
deal with this?  We have a BuildDepends, but not a BuildConflicts.  Should
I just use /usr/bin/make explicitly?

The server package will build both the full-screen and the rootless
server, so we won't need the rootless package anymore.

-Jeff


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Re: [Fink-devel] xfree86 4.2

2002-01-22 Thread Max Horn

At 6:06 Uhr -0700 22.01.2002, Jeff Whitaker wrote:
Folks:  I'm working on xfree86-base-4.2.0 and xfree86-server-4.2.0
packages.

Uhm... bad coordination, I guess. I started the work on this two days 
ago, and I am in the testing phase right now :)


  All is fine with the base package, but the server package will
not build if fink's make package is installed.  What's the best way to
deal with this?  We have a BuildDepends, but not a BuildConflicts.

The problem with BuildConflicts is that it opens a whole can of 
problems implementation wise. I thought about it before, and we 
definitly want it, but it's far more complicated than BuildDepends if 
one wants to do it properly.


   Should
I just use /usr/bin/make explicitly?

The server package will build both the full-screen and the rootless
server, so we won't need the rootless package anymore.

However, make sure you get a clear transition... in particular, you 
should enabled the libgl support in xfree86-server. This in turn 
might cause transition problems.,


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