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Right - the wide gray box that looks like dtlogin is from the Sun Ray
software, which installs a PAM module to allow you to then bypass the
xscreensaver UI.
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the details.
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know how much any of that will cost for Sun Ray or how willing the
management over there is to do this, but don't assume this is anything like
what happened to OpenOffice.
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of
SPARC servers this year (M6 now, after T5 M5 in the spring):
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you want, and can't breach company
confidentiality on any I may know. If you've got technical questions about
Solaris or X11, try me (though being only human, I only know a subset of the
answers about either). Otherwise, try your sales rep or support contact.
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possible to build puleaudio for OI.
It should be. Oracle has published the build recipes for PulseAudio and other
Solaris desktop software at:
https://java.net/projects/solaris-desktop/
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loading
the appropriate GPU module instead.
You don't mention the OS in uses, but from /usr/lib64 I'm going to guess it's
one of the Linux distros - check to see if the swrast module for Mesa is in
a separate package that needs to also be installed for that distro.
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On 11/23/11 22:31, Joe Reid wrote:
Wow, 2 weeks and no estimates on when SRSS will be launched for Solaris 11? Any
news on that front?
Sorry, but Oracle policy generally does not allow employees to make public
statements promising future release dates of software.
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On 05/12/11 08:51 PM, Dave McGuire wrote:
On 5/12/11 11:48 PM, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Seeing that Ubuntu will replace GDM with LightDM in the next release:
They're also moving away from GNOME X11 towards their custom Unity
desktop Wayland. Seems like they're trying to fit more
from the traditional
*nix technical workstation desktop model.
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for everyone.
(Fixing the autoresponder to not reply to mail with Precedence: list and
similar headers has also been requested, but that's not something anyone
here can fix.)
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care of - but for
Solaris 10, it appears we still need to fix the default font path to do that.
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Also, since there is no -adobe-helvetica... provided in bitmap format with
72-72 resolution, I wonder if it's scaling the 75-75 bitmaps or the Type1
scalable version of the Adobe font (I hope it's the latter, but you have to
set the Xnewt/Xorg font path differently than
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
would be roughly equivalent to the Xorg font path:
/usr/openwin/lib/X11/fonts/F3bitmaps:unscaled
/usr/openwin/lib/X11/fonts/misc:unscaled
/usr/openwin/lib/X11/fonts/75dpi:unscaled
/usr/openwin/lib/X11/fonts/100dpi:unscaled
/usr/openwin
format with
72-72 resolution, I wonder if it's scaling the 75-75 bitmaps or the Type1
scalable version of the Adobe font (I hope it's the latter, but you have to
set the Xnewt/Xorg font path differently than Xsun to control that).
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11 - you can see previews today in OpenSolaris, and later
this year in the Solaris 11 preview releases.
Though Firefox Thunderbird were updated in the new Solaris 10 release
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them
in the future, but don't know if/when that will happen.
One thing it does do is honor the Reply-To header, and in the messages
that were looping, I do see:
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so it was operating as designed.
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Was it really an attack on Bob? After all, he's in product
development/engineering, not IT.
(Not that it still wasn't misplaced, since IT makes sure the mail servers
run, but don't control how the mail software developers wrote the code to
handle auto-replies.)
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they work on Linux, you might just need to convince it to
run the Linux forms of the commands even though uname says SunOS.
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support was added for video decoding on Sun Ray, since it uses DRI2 to determine
information about the underlying hardware capabilities and which backend to use.
As for crashes, those are bugs that should be reported to support so they
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No. 6926250 is not fixed.
Are you saying that you installed those packages and rebooted into the new boot
environment and still had no /usr/lib/xorg/sparcv9/libdrm.so.2 file? Or was
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134 hits the pkg.opensolaris.org servers it
will also include the updates for the other 95% of the OS packages.)
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Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Bob wrote:
The X packages for build 134 are available for testing if you want to
try them before the whole OS is ready on the official pkg servers:
http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/xwin-discuss/2010-February/004310.html
I tried Build 134 but still the same
to run.
The X packages for build 134 are available for testing if you want to
try them before the whole OS is ready on the official pkg servers:
http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/xwin-discuss/2010-February/004310.html
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new pages (or at least newly imported from sun.com) at:
http://www.oracle.com/us/products/servers-storage/desktop-workstations/index.html
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virtualization products:
VDI, Secure Global Desktop, Sun Ray, and VirtualBox.
There may be more details at next week's 5 hour webcast to go over
Oracle's plans in more detail:
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crashes in xmesa_check_and_update_buffer_size
which is still open?
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of X can come up on a non-existent
graphics card either, you just need to change the dtlogin or gdm configuration
to tell it not to bother trying to start a :0 X server on the graphics card
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in the next release of SRSS.
This is very good news!
So you'll all have Compiz at the ready!
Not even close. Compiz requires OpenGL with several extensions,
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out which pixels changed to send those to the
DTU.
That's the win for XRENDER with remote X11 apps - much less X client -
server bandwidth for the same image to appear on screen.
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, but allow you to configure this in the xorg.conf if you want to
change
it.
Xnewt uses it's own keyboard driver that communicates with the Sun Ray DTU,
not the Xorg keyboard/kbd driver, which only work with local keyboards
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add a
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the distros upgraded.)
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machines? Hard to think of many others as a general class,
though specific hardware devices may be easier to pick out that fit.
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need to have this
package installed on the system to use Xnewt. If you're on a SPARC, that
means using Solaris 10 8/07 (S10U4) or newer. On either SPARC or x86,
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10 8/07 or newer.
2) If you are running Solaris 10 newer than Solaris 10 8/07,
install the packages from the install media for the OS version
you have installed.
If you don't remember which Solaris 10 release you installed,
cat /etc/release should show you.
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scheduled to be included
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- it's on our todo list for the future,
but if windowmaker is built to use it now, pkg-get should be installing
it, so it seems like a dependency bug in the windowmaker package.
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on your server/configuration. To find out which
extension, run xdpyinfo -queryExt | grep 'opcode: 129' (or whatever
opcode you get in the message).
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files) - are your users home directories NFS
mounted from a server where a setuid process would be unable to open
$HOME/.xauthority?
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/paravon/... runpath (I haven't tried), but liblbxutil.so.1
still won't be found.
Of course, if you're running snv_96, why not also run the SRSS beta
that provides the Xorg-based Xnewt server and run that instead of Xsun?
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a SXCE (Nevada) CD/DVD and install them for their
own use, but not give them to others.And because it's similarly EOL and
being removed from Solaris, it wasn't believed to be worth the effort to
remove/replace the encumbered bits to allow free redistribution.
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Lars Tunkrans wrote:
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Gérard Henry wrote:
i have some users that refuse to try a sunray only because they see
this old 90's banner...
Even after we put the splashy new login screen on in Solaris 10?
(and changed it several S10 patches/updates to be even snazzier
they see this
old 90's banner...
Even after we put the splashy new login screen on in Solaris 10?
(and changed it several S10 patches/updates to be even snazzier
and more Sun Ray bandwidth-friendly)It lacks the customizability
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the packages on his test system since he uses Sun Ray as his desktop,
and think it works fine for him, but haven't checked since he asked me
for the Xsun packages he needed.)
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Meik Hellmund wrote:
Now I have a Gnome which looks much better than JDS or blastwave's gnome.
Does anyone know where to get a recent KDE-3 (i.e., 3.5.7 .. 3.5.9)
for Solaris/x86?
Have you tried http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/kde/ or
http://solaris.kde.org/ ?
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Ian Chard wrote:
On 27/02/08 15:46, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Ian Chard wrote:
Hi,
I've had a comment from one of my Sun Ray users that web pages don't
render to his liking (there's no accounting for taste).
Is there a procedure for installing the free Microsoft truetype core
fonts
apps), download
them from http://fontconfig.org/webfonts/ , unpack the tarball and move
the .ttf files into ~/.fonts/ and run fc-cache, then restart Firefox.
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by scripts in other Sun products, third-party products
and customer creations.
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, but the old nosuid option
still maps to nosetuid + nodevices. (See the mount man page for details.)
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ody wrote:
I remedied this by creating a symlink from /tmp/SUNWut/dev -
/var/tmp/dev. Also talking to our Admin about the how much security
nosuid actually provides /tmp.
What about changing nosuid to nosetuid on /tmp so you still block
setuid-apps, but not devices?
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are supported, but I don't know when that will be.
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on
OpenSolaris IRC during work-ish hours, and have seen plenty
of Sun Ray discussions in the past), but the channel logs
are at: http://www.uwyn.com/drone/log/bevinbot/opensolaris
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better hardware support,
more features, and more stability. If that's not been your experience,
please let us know what bugs you've hit so we can work on them.
You can file bugs against X on Solaris at bugs.opensolaris.org under
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are
much better than the Xsun ones.We don't know yet if Sun Ray on
Xorg would show much performance difference from Sun Ray on Xsun.
(At least in general use - some things could get better due to Xorg
features like Xvideo that allow accelerating video playback.)
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gcc: language arch=v8 not recognized
Those are Sun Studio compiler flags - to configure xmkmf/Imake to use gcc
compiler flags instead of Sun Studio, see:
http://www.bolthole.com/solaris/imake.html
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release.
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would make it not bring up help, but also not be F1 for
your application that wants it to be F1.
It sounds like you're using JDS, in which case I believe the Keyboard
Shortcuts preference panel is what you want to use.
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