here's a report. i obviously don't know enough about touch controls to
be of any use, but i'd like to help with testing.
- on my snow leopard macbook pro it appears that the multitouch
library is found and devdraw is compiled with -DMULTITOUCH (indeed if
i undef this the problem goes away).
- mul
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 8:20 PM, andrey mirtchovski
wrote:
> i just did. acme isn't seeing any mouse clicks from a macbook's
> trackpad. i'll take a look and report in more detail in a bit.
I'll have to give that a try. It seems acme + trackpad isn't always
fun, but my brain loves a trackpad for s
> I hope that the
> code will let one use the new clickable laptop trackpads as
> 3-button mice too, but I haven't tried that.
i just did. acme isn't seeing any mouse clicks from a macbook's
trackpad. i'll take a look and report in more detail in a bit.
> I am planning to play with an Apple Magic Mouse
> using Paul Lalonde's patch (soon to be in p9p).
Paul's code is now in p9p. Because the code can read
where your finger is on the mouse when you click, it can
pretend there are three different buttons when in fact
there's just one. Chording work
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 6:50 AM, Enrico Weigelt wrote:
> What are the exact prerequisites ?
> Especially for, lets say, Germany ?
recent phd.
That's the starting point. It's best if you are us citizen but
definitely not mandatory!
ron
it appears that we can mistakenly declare a packet's
checksum to be ok in the following drivers
- ether82563.c
- ether82598.c
- etherigbe.c
- etherm10g.c (saved by hw that eats packets with bad checksums)
- ethervt6105m.c
the problem is that the Block->flags are not cleared.
so if a Block receives
> I'm thinking about whether it's worth to change uclibc in a way
> that it allows to plug-in userland-vfs'es.
Nothing new under the sun I'am afraid, however if you go ahead
this might be interesting.
http://www.cs.ncl.ac.uk/publications/articles/papers/399.pdf
-Steve
> Just curious: can an 9P server cleanly differenciate between clients ?
> This would be a great help for transaction isolation, IMHO.
>
> w/o having looked at cookiefs yet, but I would do it like that:
>
> * get cookies by reading /site-cookies/
> * set cookies by writing ": foo=bar" to
* Russ Cox wrote:
> > what's really wanted here is an atomic create/write/close so that
> > one process (we don't care which one) is responsible for the whole
> > file. i think you could get this behavior by creating a temporary
> > keyfile and then an rename (wstat), which is atomic.
>
> what's
* ron minnich wrote:
> Sandia has a new deal for "new phds". This seems to mean
> - just got it
> - just hired on and you have it
>
> You can come in and propose something research-y, and you'll get 66%
> support for two years for whatever. It's a pretty good deal.
>
> It's harder if you're not
* Tim Newsham wrote:
> ps. if you wanted to hide this ugliness of passing a buffer and
> fd to a child process instead of just passing an fd, you could
> still solve it in userland without a syscall. Write a library
> that does buffered IO. Include unget() if you like. Write the
> library in a
* Jorden Mauro wrote:
> I saw a paper once that described speedups
> in X11 when hooked up to the Boehm collector.
hmm, do you know how did it and if there's any code on that yet ?
cu
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* hiro <23h...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> It's also very easy to run my toaster diskless.
hmm, I think the Toasters work w/ SSDs or maybe some kind of
nano corememory, at least the mechanical ones. This could also
their extreme suspectibility to certain radiations. But no idea
what causes that effe
* Jorden Mauro wrote:
> The coffee pot runs windows and there is a virus that causes Coffee
> Denial of Service on it.
That, of course, would be the very most worstcase that can ever happen ;-)
cu
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