Re: please provide a Debian XTerm be compiled with --enable-256-color

2005-08-11 Thread Thomas Dickey
David Nusinow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Fantastic! Let's target this for -6 then. In the meantime, is there any disadvantage to compiling the default xterm with 256 color support? What sort of increased memory requirements and is there anything else we're not aware of? If it's compiled for

Re: please provide a Debian XTerm be compiled with --enable-256-color

2005-08-10 Thread David Nusinow
On Wed, Aug 10, 2005 at 01:01:01PM +0200, David Martínez Moreno wrote: Not only planning, I already have a semi-clean xterm tree and I need to set up proper options for configure and check that every thing we shipped with X.Org is going to be shipped with latest xterm. After that, it

please provide a Debian XTerm be compiled with --enable-256-color

2005-08-09 Thread Miernik
I asked for this some time ago in withlist bug #305540 but it was left without effect. Maybe you guys where too busy with preperaing releasing sarge then, and/or didn't want to introduce such changes just before sarge release, but now in the post-sarge era maybe my plea will get some response.

Re: please provide a Debian XTerm be compiled with --enable-256-color

2005-08-09 Thread Thomas Dickey
Miernik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The Debian packages of X are made in such a way, that you cannot compile only one of them, you have to recompile the whole Xorg set, which is huge download of sources and takes a really long time, so it's very difficult for example for me to package xterm with

Re: please provide a Debian XTerm be compiled with --enable-256-color

2005-08-09 Thread David Nusinow
On Tue, Aug 09, 2005 at 08:46:42PM +0200, Miernik wrote: The Debian packages of X are made in such a way, that you cannot compile only one of them, you have to recompile the whole Xorg set, which is huge download of sources and takes a really long time, so it's very difficult for example for