On Wed, 02 May 2007 19:45:39 +0200, W B Hacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anthony Sorace wrote:
you might talk to the Opera people.
Opera is certainly worth a look, IMNSHO.
We've just stated shedding Firefox and SeaMonkey in favor of Opera.
:) What project is that?
Current license is not
point me at one, I'll do it. It has to do AJAX.
Opera is quite a bit smaller than Firefox, both in disk size and memory
footprint. And does AJAX.
/c
Anthony Sorace wrote:
you might talk to the Opera people. in addition to having a PC-type
browser that runs on multiple platforms, they have slimmed-down
versions that run on various embedded platforms. they've got a
smallish version that runs on the Nokia N800 (a linux-based handheld
device) whi
you might talk to the Opera people. in addition to having a PC-type
browser that runs on multiple platforms, they have slimmed-down
versions that run on various embedded platforms. they've got a
smallish version that runs on the Nokia N800 (a linux-based handheld
device) which has decent performan
On 5/2/07, csant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It has ballooned (firefox) to require a 2GB USB stick
Why Firefox? There are smaller Linux browsers.
/c
point me at one, I'll do it. It has to do AJAX. I'm not really
knowledgeable about browsers.
It's just that people asked for firefox. I don't ca
It has ballooned (firefox) to require a 2GB USB stick
Why Firefox? There are smaller Linux browsers.
/c
On 5/1/07, ron minnich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
it's interesting to run this stuff by hand, and just see what a tangle
web we have weave'd over 15 years. It's been a while since I watched x
apps this closely. Xterm opens about 50 libs, while failing to open
about 300.
This would actually ma
well, I am close. X is now starting up -- you can NOT start X without
being able to run a keyboard compiler when it starts -- and xterm is
running, and doing this:
1201 write(2, "Failed to open input method\n", 28) = 28
which boils down to it can't find this:
1201 open("/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/local
Ok,
Talking out of my hat completely but can you extract enough
of X11 to initialise the server and exit? maybe a main.c that
wraps around the initialisation code of an apropriate X11 VGA driver.
If you can do this then your fb drawterm could just map the
relevant bit of memory and draw in it, mu
On 5/1/07, Bakul Shah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1. Stick with Xen, add vesafb to Xen, done.
> 2. Stick with Xen, add X server to THX distro, run drawterm-x11, done.
> 3. Move to KVM, so we can have vesafb, use drawterm-fb, done.
>
> any ideas here? What makes sense?
Doesn't KVM requires hardw
> 1. Stick with Xen, add vesafb to Xen, done.
> 2. Stick with Xen, add X server to THX distro, run drawterm-x11, done.
> 3. Move to KVM, so we can have vesafb, use drawterm-fb, done.
>
> any ideas here? What makes sense?
Doesn't KVM requires hardware virtualization? Also Xen is
supposedly faster
In (3), are you suggesting plan 9 on kvm directly, or plan 9 on xen on kvm?
On 5/1/07, Richard Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> any ideas here? What makes sense?
4. Use the T41 instead.
yeah, but the goal here is to provide something others can use. So, I
reject (4) :-)
ron
> any ideas here? What makes sense?
4. Use the T41 instead.
OK, here's a quandary.
THX is the tiny horrible xen, a little USB stick that I've got a
standalone system, AND a terminal you can boot from (e.g.) 9grid.net.
It has ballooned (firefox) to require a 2GB USB stick, but hey,
they're $15 at Fry's, who cares. You can boot it, it boots fine and
works f
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