Hello,
I have PC104 keyboard with windows keys, configured to behave as meta keys.
Since upgrade to lenny, olvwm doesn't understand the windows key properly -
I can't switch viewports using windows- or windows-F*. When olvwm
receives focus (which usually means meta key is not needed
ar98.
: > : Machine has an S3 Trio 64/V+ ... I'm using the SVGA xserver, olvwm WM,
: > : and xdm.
:
: Can you try some variations: twm instead of olvwm, VGA16 server, just
: startx?
I did a complete reinstall and avoided X altogether. So far, so good.
I noticed someone mentioned that the
27;m using the SVGA xserver, olvwm WM,
> : and xdm.
Can you try some variations: twm instead of olvwm, VGA16 server, just
startx?
> : However, after that things are screwed pretty good. No mouse pointer,
> : no keyboard ... ctrl-bkspc doesn't work, ctrl-alt-f[1-6] doesn't work
&
On Thu, 2 Apr 1998, Nathan E Norman wrote:
: Hello,
:
: On a brand new install, Debian 2.0, using install disks from 29 Mar98.
: Machine has an S3 Trio 64/V+ ... I'm using the SVGA xserver, olvwm WM,
: and xdm.
:
: If any user tries to login via xdm, you get as far as the desktop, with
Hello,
On a brand new install, Debian 2.0, using install disks from 29 Mar98.
Machine has an S3 Trio 64/V+ ... I'm using the SVGA xserver, olvwm WM,
and xdm.
If any user tries to login via xdm, you get as far as the desktop, with
two windows open (an xterm, and the virtual desktop w
When I use the command dpkg --purge olvwm I get the message:
dpkg: error processing olvwm (--purge):
subprocess post-removal script returned error exit status 1
Make olvwm the default window manager [Y]
Any suggestion?
Thanks,
Al Savio.
robert havoc pennington wrote:
> On Sat
I am a newbie and I having problems installing the olvwm. Dselect tells
me that it is installed but the shell do not find it. Twm runs OK. Can
anybody tell me what I am doing wrong?
Thanks,
Al.
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Ben Pfaff wrote:
>I am new with Linux. I just installed Debian Linux and X Free 86 from
>the official distribution CD's. I have twm and fvwm running but I had
> no luck with olvwm. Dselect tells me that it is intalled but .xinitrc
>said that it is not. Can anybo
I am new with Linux. I just installed Debian Linux and X Free 86 from
the official distribution CD's. I have twm and fvwm running but I had
no luck with olvwm. Dselect tells me that it is intalled but .xinitrc
said that it is not. Can anybody give me a clue?
You probably want to
I am new with Linux. I just installed Debian Linux and X Free 86 from
the official distribution CD's. I have twm and fvwm running but I had
no luck with olvwm. Dselect tells me that it is intalled but .xinitrc
said that it is not. Can anybody give me a clue?
Thanks,
Al.
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example after
some `startx >& /tmp/z'? you may be able to determine the error from
its output.
2) if not, you can try 'strace startx' to find out more.
usually, olvwm works quite well, so just keep trying, it's just the
question of time. good luck :-)
cheers
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On Fri, 14 Nov 1997, Bill Moran wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am (still) trying to get olvwm to work under debian. When I run
> /usr/bin/X11/olvwm, I receive the message
>
> Cannot connect to (NULL DISPLAY)
>
>
> I have a .DISPLAY file in my home directory with
>
>
Hi
I am (still) trying to get olvwm to work under debian. When I run
/usr/bin/X11/olvwm, I receive the message
Cannot connect to (NULL DISPLAY)
I have a .DISPLAY file in my home directory with
:0.0
in it. When I type "env" I cannot find a DISPLAY variable. How do I
set th
HI Tibor
> does the error persist when you run: `startx /usr/bin/X11/olvwm' with
> _empty_ .xinitrc file? if not, how olwm behaves?
>
I get the same error. An X-session seems to start and then closes down
immediately.
Thanks
Bill
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>>>>> "bill" == Bill Moran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
bill> /home/bill/.xinitrc: line 35 161 segementation fault (core
bill> dumped) olvwm
does the error persist when you run: `startx /usr/bin/X11/olvwm' with
_empty_ .xinitrc file? if not,
HI
I am trying to run olvwm. WHen I do I receive the following error
message:
/home/bill/.xinitrc: line 35 161 segementation fault (core dumped)
olvwm
Line 35 of my .xinitrc file contains:
olvwm
Can anyone tell me how to fix this?
Thanks
Bill
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Hi Tibor, Hi Everyone -
Tibor Simko wrote:
>
> hi
>
> i like olvwm too. after the installation, the system-wide
> menu worked for me right out of the box, after the right
> mouse button click... so you must have done something
> bizzare during the installation ?!
>
Hi Everyone,
I just downloaded and installed olvwm. The
good news is that it seems I have finally
found a window manager that I like :-)
The bad news is that I can't get it to read the
menu definition file :-(
The system-wide file exists as /etc/X11/olvwm/openwin-menu
and my customization
Dany Dionne wrote:
>
> we have olvwm in your debian box and we would be able to use the F keys
> (F1,F2,etc) to emulate the keys front,open,cut,copy,paste,help on a SUN
> keyboard. I think that i must edit the .Xmodmap file but i don't known
> what i must write in it.
>
Hi,
we have olvwm in your debian box and we would be able to use the F keys
(F1,F2,etc) to emulate the keys front,open,cut,copy,paste,help on a SUN
keyboard. I think that i must edit the .Xmodmap file but i don't known
what i must write in it.
Thanks a lot,
Dany Dionne
Physics Depar
The olvwm package in unstable seems to need libc5 (>=5.4.17). There should be
libc5 version 5.4.17 in the base section of unstable. If not, then you
probably should check some other mirror site.
I'm using the SVGA X server with 4 MB Matrox Millennium board all the time. It
works qu
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