Never mind, I found Xlib's and Xincludes in /usr/local that appears to have been messing up the compile. ARGH
Thanks.
KevinKevin Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm having problems getting kde3.2.3 compiled under xfree864.4.99.10. When it's trying to compile kdeb
I'm having problems getting kde3.2.3 compiled under xfree864.4.99.10. When it's trying to compile kdebase/kdm/backend I receive the following error:
xmdauth.o(.text+0x2ba): In function 'XdmGetXdmcpAuth':
:undefined reference to 'XdmcpWrap'
xmdauth.o(.text+0x6b1): In function 'XdmCheckAuthentic
I'm going to chime in ...
> > X, on the other hand, is not supposed to be defining policy. Let's
> > assume your solution was implemented. What would you expect to happen
> > when you do Alt-227? What symbol would it be, and in what character
> > set? Is it the same with a German keyboard layo
Markus Kuhn wrote:
If you do something in this area, please implement the ISO 14755 hex
input method, and not the old MS-Windows one. (Or implement both
together, if you really need MS-Windows compatibility here. They don't
interfere with each other, because the ISO 14755 technique uses
Ctrl-Shift
Tim Roberts wrote:
Jörg Henne wrote:
That sounds really interesting. I've just read a few things about X
and input methods. What irritates me about this solution is that it
seems like it would need special support for each and every
application. However, I'm looking for a solution which works wi
Alan Coopersmith wrote on 2004-08-04 15:00 UTC:
> > What I am trying to do is to emulate the
> > MS-Windows behaviour which lets one enter arbitrary characters by using
> > the Alt-Key while entering the character code on the numerical keypad.
The MS-Windows behaviour is somewhat cumbersome for
Jörg Henne wrote:
That sounds really interesting. I've just read a few things about X
and input methods. What irritates me about this solution is that it
seems like it would need special support for each and every
application. However, I'm looking for a solution which works with
every or most o
Paulo César Pereira de Andrade wrote:
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Hi,
I am not sure either what would be the correct place for this code.
One possible place is keep some state code in
xc/programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/common/xf86Events.c:xf86PostKbdEvent(),
maybe handle it in xkb code or as Alan said,
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Hi,
I am not sure either what would be the correct place for this code.
One possible place is keep some state code in
xc/programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/common/xf86Events.c:xf86PostKbdEvent(),
maybe handle it in xkb code or as Alan said, a new input method.
I'm not familiar
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
I'm not familiar with all the details, but it sounds like this may be
easiest done by adding a new input method on the client side - I've
cc'ed the i18n list in the hopes someone there can confirm or deny my
suspicion.
That sounds really interesting. I've just read a few thi
I'm not familiar with all the details, but it sounds like this may be
easiest done by adding a new input method on the client side - I've
cc'ed the i18n list in the hopes someone there can confirm or deny my
suspicion.
-Alan Coopersmith- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sun Microsystems
Hi,
well, even after digging through lots of source code and documentation,
I could really use some help. What I am trying to do is to emulate the
MS-Windows behaviour which lets one enter arbitrary characters by using
the Alt-Key while entering the character code on the numerical keypad.
What
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