Hi folks,
In the context of the FreeBSD fullscreen port (first without KGI),
I'm currently having a look to linux_kbd driver of libgii.
I have 2 questions about it:
Why GII needs both label and sym informations?
What's exactly the differences between them?
Really strange that the input driver
Why GII needs both label and sym informations?
What's exactly the differences between them?
The label is what is printed on the key. That is, it is kind of an
abstracted scancode. The symbol is what the key is supposed to produce,
given the current modifier setup.
The reason for this division
On Mon, 04 Dec 2000, Bryan Coleman wrote:
Sorry it took so long for me to get back to you. Well it has not been going
well but that has more to do with personal stuff than anything technical.
Understood.
Having said that I really want this to work. My plan of attack right now is
getting
Hi,
can I get a cursor on DGA ?
--
Johannes
Hi,
is it possible to modify the pointer speed for relative
motions as reported by the DGA target ? -- something like
it can be done by the /etc/vga/libvga.conf vor svga.
The default seems to be reather `slow'.
--
Johannes
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Lee Brown wrote:
On Mon, 04 Dec 2000, Bryan Coleman wrote:
Having said that I really want this to work. My plan of attack right now is
getting the GDK ported over to ggi and then getting gtk working.
Yes this is the starting point.
I am not sure when I
Hi,
It would be really nice to have anonymous CVS access.
What's the problem with this ? -- It's a matter of 5 min
to set up an anonymous :pserver: to access an existing
repository, isn't it ?
--
Johannes
Johannes Zellner wrote:
Hi,
is it possible to modify the pointer speed for relative
motions as reported by the DGA target ? -- something like
it can be done by the /etc/vga/libvga.conf vor svga.
The default seems to be reather `slow'.
that brings up an interesting question:
given that
Hi,
where can I find libxmi?
--
Johannes
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Stefan Seefeld wrote:
But I agree with the proposition: why not provide a function
to specify scaling factors (possibly independently for X/Y)
to be used *inside* gii such that the reported event position
already contains that scaling.
Basically to avoid bloat... If you
"Brian S. Julin" wrote:
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Stefan Seefeld wrote:
But I agree with the proposition: why not provide a function
to specify scaling factors (possibly independently for X/Y)
to be used *inside* gii such that the reported event position
already contains that scaling.
It would be really nice to have anonymous CVS access.
What's the problem with this ? -- It's a matter of 5 min
to set up an anonymous :pserver: to access an existing
repository, isn't it ?
Bandwidth. We need a site that can handle the high bandwidth anoncvs caused.
CU, Andy
--
= Andreas
can I get a cursor on DGA ?
By explicitly blitting one, like on all other targets. We leave the small
dot for X to avoid entry/exit confusion.
CU, Andy
--
= Andreas Beck| Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]=
is it possible to modify the pointer speed for relative
motions as reported by the DGA target ? -- something like
it can be done by the /etc/vga/libvga.conf vor svga.
The default seems to be reather `slow'.
This is possible. Just use the filter/mouse input.
But I agree with the
On Tue, Dec 05, 2000 at 03:10:25AM +0100, Andreas Beck wrote:
is it possible to modify the pointer speed for relative
motions as reported by the DGA target ? -- something like
it can be done by the /etc/vga/libvga.conf vor svga.
The default seems to be reather `slow'.
This is
15 matches
Mail list logo
