Hi
I've made the following changes on sourceware to the requires line in
the setup.hint files of the following packages:
libMagick10:ghostscript-base - ghostscript
plotutils: ghostscript-base - ghostscript
tetex-x11: ghostscript-x11
HI,
After rebooting the machine, now the key repetition works!
bye
RM
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Hi,
I have found other strange things:
The first time XWin is started:
1- key repetition works
2- Alt -key does not work (I am using the International us keyboard)
3- When XWin is stopped (with the exit button) the files /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
and /tmp/.X0-lock are not deleted.
The subsequent times
Hi,
The problem with the key repetition is due to the program
setxkbmap.
If I start XWin with
$ XWin -multiwindow -clipboard -xkbmodel pc105 -xkblayout us\(intl\)
both the key repetition and the Alt key work properly.
if I start XWin with
$ XWin -multiwindow -clipboard
and then
$ setxkbmap
Yaakov (Cygwin Ports) wrote:
Jon,
Following up on our discussion about multiwindow not honouring
_NET_WM_STATE_SKIP_TASKBAR. The attached patch was what I had in mind
but it has no effect. I'm posting this now to at least start the
discussion.
You may wish to refer to the FD.o EWMH specs:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA256
Jon TURNEY wrote:
Here's a slightly improved version of that patch, and working version of
the small testcase you pointed out to me.
That makes more sense, thanks.
Sadly, doesn't work quite as well as it might: to remove a window from
the
Hi,
More about the no key repetition problem.
If I start XWin with
$ XWin -multiwindow -clipboard
followed by, (in the same window or in another that is not an X11 window)
$ setxkbmap -model pc105 -layout us\(intnl\)
then the key repetition does not work,
but if I run setxkbmap in a xterm, or
Rodrigo Medina wrote:
Hi,
The problem with the key repetition is due to the program
setxkbmap.
If I start XWin with
$ XWin -multiwindow -clipboard -xkbmodel pc105 -xkblayout us\(intl\)
This keyboard layout should be auto-detected, so you shouldn't need to do
anything to get it work
Jon Turney wrote:
This keyboard layout should be auto-detected, so you
shouldn't need to do anything to get it work
Actually the X11 us international map that XWin puts is quite
different from the Windows us-international map, the map
us(intl) is more similar to Window's one.
You might try
