walter s wrote:
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> On 03/15/2011 06:46 PM, jazzbo wrote:
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>> The Xserver doesn't find the mouse or keyboard unless keyboard and mouse
>> are
>> unplugged / plugged in.
>
> The X logfile should give you some messages about input devices when
> the X server is starting up. When you un-plug
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This bugfix release pulls in a ton of fixes for problems found by code static
analysis tools. Many thanks to everyone who has helped find and fix these
issues before they turned into nasty problems.
Additionally, Jamey Sharp has provided some fixes f
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Major changes since 6.14.0
- - add cayman support (shadowfb, kms-only, requires kernel 2.6.39)
- - fix build against xserver 1.10
- - big endian support for r6xx+ (kms)
- - bug fixes
Alex Deucher (34):
Bump version post release
UMS/DCE3.2:
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xorg-server-1.9.5 is the last planned service release of server-1.9-branch.
With this release, the server-1.9-branch is open for commits to anyone with
commit access to Xorg sources.
Future stable releases will be based on the new server-1.10-branch.
On 03/15/2011 06:46 PM, jazzbo wrote:
The Xserver doesn't find the mouse or keyboard unless keyboard and mouse are
unplugged / plugged in.
The X logfile should give you some messages about input devices when
the X server is starting up. When you un-plug/re-plug the devices
you should see mor
On 03/17/11 10:52 AM, Chris wrote:
> I want to write some strings that are rotated 90 degrees. If the solution
> handles ASCII, then that's sufficient, but if it handles latin-1 then even
> better, but I don't need any unicode or such.
> So, can I do it in Xlib without writing the complete matric
On 2011-03-17 13:52, Chris wrote:
> I've had a look at freetype, but it seems like overkill for what I
> need and also a dependency I'm not sure I can "afford" (and it seems
> that then I also need fontconfig). So this is a last resort for me.
You want to use ciaro/pango/fontconfig/freetype for th
Hi all,
not sure if this is the correct mailing list, buf please refer me to the
correct list if this is the wrong place.
I'm trying to learn to code for X by learning xlib. The application I'm writing
must be able to run with as few dependencies as possible (I need to be able to
build it on m
