ah well it, the svgalib thing, was worth a try, no? since there is really no need for a user to fiddle around with X once it's running properly why don't you just put x in, solve any hiccups, and then just rip out all of the un-needed files? doing this it's often possible to cut the ammount of disc space used by X by a huge %.
or is this a religous thing/odd hardware issue? even if the latter,it's been my experience that there is still no need for user engagement once it's running ok. hth pre =================================== On Sat, 29 Dec 2001 01:44:47 +1300 Yuri de Groot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, 28 Dec 2001, Peter Elliott wrote: > > > [.......... SNIPT ..........] > > > ps: why you no want to do your wysiwygetting in X? > > 1) X is big and bloated and the less stuff I have running > on this particular machine the better. > > 2) This particular user doesn't want to fiddle around with X. > > Yuri >
