Re: [Cooker] Wishlist item. Where to inquire?
Acutally, I wish the keyboard wasn't so firmly nailed into the console code. Running multiple users on one machine would be much easier then. Cheers; Leon what about getting linux-console and KGI in MDK kernel http://linuxconsole.sourceforge.net/ http://www.suse.cz/development/input/index.html http://kgi.sourceforge.net/ but probably it's too expirimental
Re: [Cooker] Wishlist item. Where to inquire?
On Thursday 01 November 2001 05:12 am, you wrote: Acutally, I wish the keyboard wasn't so firmly nailed into the console code. Running multiple users on one machine would be much easier then. Cheers; Leon what about getting linux-console and KGI in MDK kernel http://linuxconsole.sourceforge.net/ http://www.suse.cz/development/input/index.html http://kgi.sourceforge.net/ but probably it's too expirimental You may want to consider x2x to share all three. Hoyt
[Cooker] Wishlist item. Where to inquire?
I have two computers testing cooker stuff. I share a monitor and keyboard between them. I can't share the mouse, cause when X loses the mouse, well you know. I would figure that XFree86.org would be the best place, but maybe someone knows a trick. Think asking XFree86.org to work on this would produce any results or would just be a waste of time? Again, hate to say it, but you can do this in Windows, but Windows works differently. I would think it wouldn't be that hard to do, the keyboard is shared and it doesn't have a problem switching between the two.
Re: [Cooker] Wishlist item. Where to inquire?
On Thursday 01 November 2001 07:54 am, David wrote: I have two computers testing cooker stuff. I share a monitor and keyboard between them. I can't share the mouse, cause when X loses the mouse, well you know. I would figure that XFree86.org would be the best place, but maybe someone knows a trick. Think asking XFree86.org to work on this would produce any results or would just be a waste of time? Probably produce results. However, the issue might lie with GPM. Perhaps GPM or X could reset the mouse if it sees much incoming gibberish or loses a signal like DTR, then sees it again? Again, hate to say it, but you can do this in Windows, but Windows works differently. I would think it wouldn't be that hard to do, the keyboard is shared and it doesn't have a problem switching between the two. Acutally, I wish the keyboard wasn't so firmly nailed into the console code. Running multiple users on one machine would be much easier then. Cheers; Leon
