Gary Winiger wrote:
>> Garrett asked me for codereview, and in looking, I've noticed that xterm
>> still
>> supports the crufty old Tek 4014 mode, and one can actually make it work
>> with
>> graph and plot (at least). So it's *conceivable* that someone is still
>> using
>> this, although it
> Garrett asked me for codereview, and in looking, I've noticed that xterm
> still
> supports the crufty old Tek 4014 mode, and one can actually make it work with
> graph and plot (at least). So it's *conceivable* that someone is still using
> this, although it would have to be nasty moldy old
Garrett asked me for codereview, and in looking, I've noticed that xterm still
supports the crufty old Tek 4014 mode, and one can actually make it work with
graph and plot (at least). So it's *conceivable* that someone is still using
this, although it would have to be nasty moldy old code, I'd
In the absence of feedback, I've decided that the best approach is to
leave the functionality that is potentially still useful, and remove the
functionality that is not. I'm doing this as an update to this case; I
don't believe restarting the timer is necessary. Here's the actual changes:
1)
So, in the process of going about the work to remove these utilities, I
found a few surprises.
First off, it is possible to take "graph" output, and generate
postscript, using the "postplot" utility (located in
/usr/lib/lp/postscript).
Second, it turns out that there are other postscript filt
Sebastien Roy wrote:
> On Wed, 2009-10-07 at 22:56 -0700, Garrett D'Amore - sun microsystems
> wrote:
>
>> The following fast track (submitted on my own behalf) straddles (IMO) the
>> boundary between a full-case and a fast track, primarily because of the
>> impact it has on what are presumed to
On Wed, 2009-10-07 at 22:56 -0700, Garrett D'Amore - sun microsystems
wrote:
> The following fast track (submitted on my own behalf) straddles (IMO) the
> boundary between a full-case and a fast track, primarily because of the
> impact it has on what are presumed to be Committed interfaces.
>
> It
Garrett D'Amore - sun microsystems wrote:
> The following fast track (submitted on my own behalf) straddles (IMO) the
> boundary between a full-case and a fast track, primarily because of the
> impact it has on what are presumed to be Committed interfaces.
Thanks for doing this; it's well past tim
> Note also that users who might still have such ancient hardware (or want
> to plot to a terminal device) might find they are able to plot to it using
> the "gnuplot" command, which has output drivers for it. (Gnuplot is not yet
> integrated, but this is expected as it was approved as part of PSAR
The following fast track (submitted on my own behalf) straddles (IMO) the
boundary between a full-case and a fast track, primarily because of the
impact it has on what are presumed to be Committed interfaces.
It seems fairly straight-forward to me, but other members may feel otherwise.
With that i
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