I appreciate all the feedback from people so quickly
on my previous message.
I read Carsten Haitzler's message about creating a
library and getting x apps to load it via the
LD_PRELOAD environment variable.
This sounds like the best option for me.
But, I'm not sure how to actually do it.
I
Hi,
_NET_WM_PID is a VOLUNTARY property set by some apps if they want to.
not all x apps will set this - so windows wont necessarily have this
property. see my LD_PRELOAD hack for forcing a process id property to
be set on ALL toplevel windows of apps run under the preload
Yes now I
Perhaps some thought should be given to modify Xlib in a manner similar
to the way Xt is modified with the XtDebug resource. It sets the
_MIT_OBJ_CLASS property on the window with the widget instance name and
the application class name.This is happening in Intrinsic.c in
RealizeWidget().
Hi,
I am having a lot of trouble posting to this list. Only a subset of the
messages I sent are making it back to me. I tried mailing postmaster, to
no avail. Can someone look into what may be going wrong? Thank you.
Kean
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Suresh wrote:
I have ported X server on to my reference board based on Intel's Strong
Arm,
When I connected a USB optical wheel mouse to the USB port the mouse
doesn't work:
The mouse pointer appears on the screen,
dmesg cmd also show that the system has identified the device (including
details
On Thu, Mar 25, 2004 at 12:03:44PM -0800, Kean Johnston wrote:
Hi,
I am having a lot of trouble posting to this list. Only a subset of the
messages I sent are making it back to me. I tried mailing postmaster, to
no avail. Can someone look into what may be going wrong? Thank you.
Do you know if
On Thu, Mar 18, 2004 at 01:36:13PM -0500, David Dawes wrote:
On a thin client, one without development tools, it's `Cannot find a rule to
build /usr/include/stdio.h' and similar failures during the dependency
checks.
The only way I see to stop these is for `make install' to not do
dependency
Hello all;
A couple of things I found while sorting out multihead isa systems:
The vesa driver's probe looks like this:
/* VGA has one more read/write attribute register than EGA */
(void) inb(GenericIOBase + VGA_IN_STAT_1_OFFSET); /* Reset flip-flop */
outb(VGA_ATTR_INDEX, 0x14 |
