Thanks, Karl, that is much neater than the way I was doing it.
What I'm trying to set up is this ...
The nameservers are all running xdm to catch broadcast xdmcp
requests. These are given the chooser with a list of host
names that is automatically derived from the nameserver content.
Each
Thanks, Karl, that is much neater than the way I was doing it.
What I'm trying to set up is this ...
The nameservers are all running xdm to catch broadcast xdmcp
requests. These are given the chooser with a list of host
names that is automatically derived from the nameserver content.
Each
From: Karl Hammar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$ man Xserver | sed -n -e '288,340p'
Yes, I know.
From: Alexander Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...]
I can do it by disabling it in xdm and putting a line in the
inittab, but the authentication stuff is a pain and I'm
assuming there must be a better way
From: Karl Hammar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$ man Xserver | sed -n -e '288,340p'
Yes, I know.
From: Alexander Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...]
I can do it by disabling it in xdm and putting a line in the
inittab, but the authentication stuff is a pain and I'm
assuming there must be a better way
I know how to have xdm use the indirect and chooser features
to work with external X terminals and determine where they go.
Works great, but it leaves me with a simple question ...
Is there a clean way to specify that the locally managed
display should be indirected (like a terminal would be)
I know how to have xdm use the indirect and chooser features
to work with external X terminals and determine where they go.
Works great, but it leaves me with a simple question ...
Is there a clean way to specify that the locally managed
display should be indirected (like a terminal would be)
Much to my amazement, the XF401 phase 1 installed
nicely (after using the --force-depends) on a new
potato machine. Unfortunately, I haven't managed
to take advantage of the DRI because most of the
Mesa demos (and plib1) rely on having GLU available.
Is there anything 'different' about the
7 matches
Mail list logo
