is discussion, but I believe PostScript
is actually rather well documented:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0201379228/
http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/ps/index_specs.html
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s the lack of any sort of
public code management system more sophistacted than 'wget file.tar.gz'.
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inor release that we
are ending support for ksh88 scripts and make ksh93 replace ksh
in that minor release. (Probably want to include ksh93 in a
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ch faster development rate of hardware, and thus hardware drivers,
than of other parts of the system, like the libX11 API, are also contributing
factors to the modularization of X.)
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Snit Mo wrote:
Have SunRay source code (SRSS and firmware) been open-sourced?
No.
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ll have to support them on Solaris 8 and
older, but I'm not aware of any plans to release them.
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at will take.
Otherwise, the ATI is usable - I've been satisfied with the graphics
in both the Acer Ferrari 3400 & 4000, but I rarely push more than
gnome-terminal & firefox at it - nothing really demanding.
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ons though, since the video chipset
vendors don't release all the information necessary to do so.
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use a Opensolaris Express build, because Mesa is here native ?
Mesa is going to be slow no matter where you get it from for Solaris.
It can't use any hardware acceleration until we get DRI (or a similar
system) in place.
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all the details.)
I'll forward your request for info on to the team working on it.
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6298507 kernel options -s and -m milestone don't play nice
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r as weak as you want it to be.
It's very configurable, and includes ipfilter firewall, IPsec
options, a service manager to control which services are running,
etc.
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ately, our code is heavily customized to support
the GNOME accessibility and Solaris smartcard frameworks, so
it's a lot of tedious hand merging. (Hopefully the new
GNOME-screensaver fork will take all the accessibility patches
upstream so it's not so difficult to merge in the future.)
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s going, but more about who can run the machines and CMS that will host the
project.
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code
review is not required, but informal review is encouraged for things that
are complicated or potentially controversial. We've had discussions
about creating a more formal code review process, perhaps like Mozilla's,
but they haven't gone forward lately.
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in/bin/xinit to start X with some applications, or
start X via a desktop manager like dtlogin (default) or gdm
(optional in Solaris 10).
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none yet, since the ones we have are in the parts of the
system not yet released - though webmin is open source and I think Sun's
changes for Solaris have pretty much been pushed upstream to the main
webmin release.
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r friendly and more
familiar to users of other OS'es.There was a discussion on
creating an approachability community on opensolaris.org for
this work as well, but I didn't see if that happened or not.
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-h Print this help page.
-v Verbose output.
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Felix Schulte wrote:
On 9/1/05, Alan Coopersmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've filed bug 6318879 and will try to get the fix into Nevada build 24.
The bug id does not appear on bugs.opensolaris.org - why are the bug
databases still separated?
It should in a day or two. The ex
;s ability to use the machine. (There are things in
/usr/openwin/demo on the other hand that I plan to move to /usr/X11/bin
instead of /usr/X11/demo, because they should be more supported & easier
to find - xev, for example.)
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he bug id for updating to a new xscreensaver is 4869280, but it's
not on bugs.opensolaris.org yet, since xscreensaver is tracked under
the GNOME categories that they're still working on as part of the
JDS work for OpenSolaris.
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software for Solaris SPARC
is not being released via OpenSolaris, so I don't think is going to
appear on bugs.opensolaris.org.
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hey'd end up in categories not made visible. (I don't actually
know what happens to bugs filed via bugs.opensolaris.org - I don't
remember seeing any come in yet for X.)
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n't know how it compares
to SUN_OVL.
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e, but gets
events from streams modules that translate the specific hardware protocols to
a common format - until those were upgraded, there was no way Xsun could see the
events from the scroll wheels. (It's also why XFree86 already worked with PS/2
wheel mice, since it skips those
both of which are hard issues finally
being tackled by the OpenSolaris program (for at least some parts of
Solaris).
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se subcategories should appear in the X Window System
category soon:
power-mgmt
lbx
xinerama
xkb
xprint
as well as some additional bugs moving into the doc, man, and build
subcategories from their former x11r64 counterparts.
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Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Yes, this is my fault, sorry about that - I got sidetracked on other issues
and hadn't finished updating the X bug categories to match what I had told
Derek to make available on bugs.opensolaris.org when we added the X bugs.
I've submitted the list now to
mnikhil m wrote:
how about having one or opening one under comp.os.unix.sol10 .. :)
If you just want a Solaris newsgroup, both comp.unix.solaris and
alt.solaris.x86 are very active. They're not OpenSolaris-specific
like this forum, but are good sources of Solaris info.
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patches, so relying on the DESC field is not useful. There is no
generic way to find the "upstream" version of software in a Solaris
package - you have to rely on the software to have a -v or --version
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ee if you have it installed. (Solaris 10
updates that to Java Desktop System 3, which includes GNOME 2.6.)
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stat()?(Granted, they've
already had problems with stat() with out-of-range dates from NFS servers
and other places, but those aren't as common as ZFS will be.)
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ially or from
all over the available address space.
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compares against a snapshot of the database from http://pciids.sf.net/
- unlike prtconf, it has no idea if there's a driver attached to the
device or not.
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./configure & smake ?!? ;oP
Won't be a ./configure unless you're going to build Xorg 7.0.
(Xorg 6.x all use Imake instead of configure.)
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not, but I checked our sessreg utmpx code into the Xorg CVS this summer
so it's in CVS head and the 6.9 release candidates.
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l anything change in opensolaris? is it possible to increase this limit?
The default won't change, but you could change the source code
and rebuild libc yourself if you don't care about binary
compatibility with existing binaries from Solaris or other
OpenSolaris systems.
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http://opensolaris.org/os/community/x_win/changelogs/
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11R7 is fast approaching, (RC2 out now!) many of
the Linux distros plan to fix this by dumping the X11 subdirs altogether
and putting it all in /usr/bin & /usr/lib directly, because the FHS
won't be happy until every bundled program and library is in those
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Rich Teer wrote:
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
and putting it all in /usr/bin & /usr/lib directly, because the FHS
What's FHS?
Filesystem Hierarchy Standard, part of the Linux Standards Base, and
official naysayer of software-specific subdirs under /u
ake a couple days longer to get
out the door.
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Robert Dickel wrote:
does 28 integrate Xorg 6.9/7.0?
6.9 RC2 - I've updated the X changelogs to include the changes
delivered in the packages we integrated today:
http://opensolaris.org/os/community/x_win/changelogs/changelogs-nv_20/
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ee any information of the QA testing of
Xscreensaver 4.23 and Xorg 6.9 RC2. Has things
stabilized?
Ref:
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6343352
~Ken
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Robert Dickel wrote:
does 28 integrate Xorg 6.9/7.0?
.
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UNIX admin wrote:
A classic one I just *adore* is allowing the use of "//" for comments inside of
C source code...
Which is actually standards compliant for a C99 conformant compiler.
Quite a few extensions that used to be gcc-only-ism's are now C99
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Xorg 6.9 release candidate versions, then they should support
it.)
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;t be in the first set of code released), but
unfortuantely have a day job competing with that work, so it's going slower
than anyone wants.
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e, because nothing has changed in the API/ABI to require it.
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Joerg Schilling wrote:
Alan Coopersmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Erast Benson wrote:
Nexenta's Xorg using 6.8.2 + CVS HEAD fixes. I guess, once Solaris will
move to Xorg 7.0, this problem will be resolved.
Nope, because we will still use the old library version number,
beca
oblem you
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Yann POUPET wrote:
Is this driver a part of the available OpenSolaris source code ?
Source to the SPARC graphics drivers are not and will not be released
via OpenSolaris. Sorry.
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Paolo wrote:
Exist a driver for the XVR-500 under Open Solaris??
No SPARC graphics card drivers are released under OpenSolaris.
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Xsun has XKB, it's just off by default. To change Xsun on x86 keyboard
layout, run kdmconfig (as root) and choose a new layout.
Xorg does use XKB by default, and should work fine with setxkbmap (though
we haven't bundled it yet, we should one of these days).
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ut that's a sad story for another forum.)
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ken mays wrote:
As a part of ref:
http://www.sun.com/desktop/index.jsp?tab=3
http://www.sun.com/desktop/docs/Type7Reference.pdf
Th
UNIX admin wrote:
No SPARC graphics card drivers are released under
OpenSolaris.
Why?
Unfortunately, the lawyers have asked we not give details about why
specific components are not being released.
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;m not familiar with - perhaps someone in desktop-discuss
or i18n-discuss can help you there.
You may also want to try the globalization software web pages at:
http://developers.sun.com/techtopics/global/index.html
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it will affect the sales on the whole
European continent.
Why is the requirement KDE? Is the requirement for specific functionality
that GNOME doesn't offer? Or do they specify a desktop whose name is
spelled exactly "KDE"?
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on this can be found in the X Window System community at
http://opensolaris.org/os/community/x_win/ and that site will be
updated as we progress on this plan.
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x27;ve just had more testing to determine
they are ready for more widespread release.
Xorg did change between b23 & b28 though - it was upgraded to the
Xorg 6.9 Release Candidate 2 release from the X.Org Foundation.
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x27;re
doing with the JDS & Project Looking Glass teams to provide the
libraries they will need in the future.
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ecame very slow! I don't believe this!
I think that may be a known EXA problem - it is an experimental
acceleration architecture still under development.
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laris x86, it's also Control-Alt-Backspace.
If you're using Xsun on SPARC or x86, there is none by default, but
you can configure one - see:
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/alanc?entry=killing_xsun_with_a_keystroke
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interest in such a work.
And years ago Sun had no interest in open-sourcing Solaris. Times
change, priorities change, answers to questions about what Sun will
do change. If the plan is still relevant, present it now and don't
worry about past failures to agree.
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program that
made most of the Solaris source freely available to Universities - arranging
a source release outside the existing programs is more expensive than any bug
fixes are likely to be worth.
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Joerg Schilling wrote:
Alan Coopersmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Brendan Gregg wrote:
How about the dtksh source be bundeled with OpenSolaris, so that all the
dtksh fans can pitch in and fix a few of those alpha bugs. :-)
(assuming I'm not the only dtksh fan).
dtksh is part
.
(I'm sure you'll appreciate the simple workaround of "Use CDE." 8-)
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6361062
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SPROdmake in Sun Studio.
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uture date under the umbrella of a larger storage/filesystem community.
A CIFS/SMBFS project would seem to be a feasible part of the Approachability
community, as one of the big parts of approachability is interoperability with
and easing migration from other OS'es.
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community:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/int_localization/
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d a port of the DRI/DRM
support for accelerated open source 3D drivers for ATI is in progress.
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45 they should come bundled with the
Type 7, or the separate Type 7 country kits are listed in the Sun Store
and on the price list.
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reach one of the 3 USB ports in the keyboard (2 on back, one underneath
like the old mouse ports on pre-USB Sun Type 6 keyboards).
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And since it's a small key, the label is actually:
Aus-
schnei-
den
so it can all fit.)
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Jaideep Das wrote:
Is solaris express OS is the one which is available from sun website. I think
we need license for that.
You need a license for any OS - the one for Solaris is free though.
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BASH wrote:
hi,
how can i start X sceen in solaris 10???
In the default configuration, X is started automatically by dtlogin,
which also presents the login screen. If you've disabled the auto-start
of dtlogin you can re-enable it via /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -e
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is rather amusing given the state of Bonobo in GNOME today. Perhaps
that is due for an update if marketing ever changes this site to reflect
something beyond GNOME 2.0.)
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Cyril Plisko wrote:
How can legal issues with RealPlayer10, which presumably appears in b32
hold off release of b31 ?
RealPlayer first appeared in build 31.
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Stephen Hahn wrote:
* Joerg Schilling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-02-14 08:55]:
Alan Coopersmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
http://www.sun.com/software/star/gnome/faq/generalfaq.xml#q23
Mmm, how is this related to star?
I believe it's reflecting the organizational gene
n legal delay help anyone outside Sun? There's nothing you can do
with that knowledge, just wait as long as you would have knowing that
somewhere in SX there's a legal problem waiting to be solved by Sun.
(I will agree that better status updates on how long you have to wait
would
Sun Studio cannot be linked with C++ built with g++.
C++ code compiled with g++ cannot be linked with C++ built with different
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e x86 installer
to use Xorg instead in the near future, at which point we'll be able
to include the nVidia accelerated driver directly into the OS install
and this problem will go away and everyone will have fast 2-D & 3-D
graphics on their nVidia cards.)
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Ultra 20?
Not a SPARC!
Of the current machines sold with the Ultra name, only the Ultra 45 is
a SPARC - the Ultra 20 & 40 are AMD64.
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Jeremy Teo wrote:
I believe Alan Coopersmith mentioned in passing (on #opensolaris) that there are already folks in Sun working on DRI, and they have working code.
Yes, a group from our kernel/driver team has a prototype of DRI on
Intel integrated graphics chips up and running now and is
APIs for Solaris or the
OpenSolaris project.
OpenGL Renderer: SUNWm64 mmap software
renderer, VIS
You're using the software-only pipeline, so it's most directly
comparable to software-only Mesa without DRI.
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all ship the exact same set of video drivers - the ones included in Xorg
6.9. What video devices work with their Xorg builds and not ours?
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oup and install teams
are working to migrate the Solaris x86 installer to Xorg (including
modifying the graphics configuration setup in the install to work
with Xorg instead of Xsun) so that we can then integrate the nVidia
driver directly into the Solaris install.
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aps it's just a technical problem
with database export that will be eventually fixed?
How would it determine which bugs those fields can be exported for?
We can't do it for all bugs, since some contain source which cannot
be disclosed publically.
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W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
With regard to the video driver issue, ATI has written a script to replace the
mesa driver with their proprietary fglxr driver. This is something we will
look into.
What OS are you talking about? There is no ATI fglxr driver for Solaris,
only Linux.
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those are sorely lacking from
the bug report.
No amount of scripting will make ATI's Linux kernel driver
run on a Solaris kernel though.
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is being put into both fixing Xorg autoconfig and into getting
install ready to move to Xorg, so the experience and configuration
is consistent across both environments.
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was listed
in the X Consolidation ChangeLogs for build 34 posted on the X community
on opensolaris.org, and mentioned in my blog posting on the nevada build
34 changes to X.How else should it have been communicated?
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I believe only ON has so many developers to need the master/clone
split gate.
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