to beta quality.
ATI has not yet released 3D specifications, so this isn't the place to
go yet if you want 3D performance.
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for terminal type xterm changed.
6569261 xterm, xtermc, xterm-color: smcup/rmcup definitions are
incorrect/missing
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you run that.
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exists and is used is at sites who want the same login gui on all their
different varieties of Unix machines, even the old ones without GNOME.)
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, and every
other OpenSolaris distro would have to find something else anyway.
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is depending on Virtual Terminals to provide that function,
so is waiting for that project to complete.
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in freetype expat. I'm surprised I didn't see
libXft2 in the list, since the dependency chain is usually
gtk - pango - libXft2 - fontconfig - freetype expat.
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initially.
From my understanding, this would either need a binary standard for C++
or a way to define a different LD_RUN_PATH for gcc compiled binaries.
Why? KDM is an application, not a library.
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a closed-source,
yet free, compiler to compile open source binaries (or if that's even allowed
by GPL), is something that could be suggested as a reason to change it, but
for now, those are the rules.
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finally got /usr/bin/pg to work, since the miniroot didn't have much
else I could use for multi-page files.)
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incentive
for Sun not to screw up.
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(and you missed a few
known incompatibilities, like libX11 libXext in the Preview breaking
binary compatibility with Solaris X apps), isn't it a good thing that
uname warns you this isn't SunOS, so you know it's not compatible and
your scripts don't go assuming it is?
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performance and functionality.
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are participating via e-mail.
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://defect.opensolaris.org/ , using Project
Indiana and a few other projects as guinea pigs.
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badly in large part because
it's unresourced and no one has the responsibility to improve it, hence the
goal to replace it with an open bug db.
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, where Indiana is being used as a test
subject to help evaluate bugzilla 3.0 to become the new bug db for OpenSolaris.
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preview, and not an intended end-state. I know I'm
expected to fix the X library issues that keep current Solaris binaries
like StarOffice from being able to run on Indiana.
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://wikis.sun.com/display/FOSSdocs/Home
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list like opensolaris-bugs,
and ask for your bug report to be updated by a Sun employee.
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not in the SXDE 9/07
release (which was build 70b).
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Mark Drummond wrote:
I just downloaded the DVD for SXCR build 77. It appears to include SXDE
as well. Is this SXDE 9/07?
It's a bit
been, so I see no conflict. Neither
the OGB nor the ARC can be expected to regulate the namespace of every program
someone has written in the world, only those that have asked to be part of
OpenSolaris.
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code into Solaris, which is near impossible for an
outsider. Fortunately, OpenSolaris is here now - try the new process.
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and
used by a handful of people, and the reality is, ImageMagick is far more
widely used than your compare program.There is no world-wide registry of
open source command names we can force projects to check against to be sure
they're not using one that already exists.
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do different things and disagree on many of them, and if you don't deal with
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Robert wrote:
...and why is is not announced when there is an holdup?
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=46262tstart=0
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=46369tstart=90
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-bit amd64 kernel modules
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: Pattern 'svc:/application/graphical-login/cde-login' doesn't match
any instances
What OS/release are you running? The cde login service was renamed
a while ago - you can 'svcs -a | grep login' to see if you have it
under a different name.
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, there's no one at Sun working on that, or
numerous other projects from 2004 that got cancelled and the teams either
reassigned or laid off.
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Ray Clark wrote:
Should a bug fixed in snv_66 be in S10 u4 (8/07) ?
No. They are two completely different branches of the tree,
and only a subset of the bugs fixed in snv are backported to
S10 updates.
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# names while they're under
development because release dates used in the final names may change),
so the patch for Solaris 10 is already in progress, because another customer
already did contact technical support to make it a priority.
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as a
graphics device to draw the text console, not just dropping into OBP to
make it draw text on the screen), and those drivers for SPARC graphics
are currently closed source (though redistributable).
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in SXDE, that's probably a bit more than
half the code base between them.
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is present, Xorg initializes the keyboard
layout based on what was set by the kbd command last - you'll have to
restart it after running kbd -s to pick up the changes.
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are tightly restricted and access only
available to the engineering teams who work on them.
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us to make various programs stop grabbing the X
server, which blocked out all other clients while it was grabbed.
Of course, secure sites use Trusted Extensions which protects
you against such things.
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for you.
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be the Security community - you
can find them at:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/security/
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for the applications that need it in wrapper scripts, not for
everything.
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to
OpenSolaris?
I don't know of any bug reports filed or fixes needed there.
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/Xvfb - I
don't know if that will work any better for you or not.
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Kyle McDonald wrote:
And I believe an update to SXDE is coming shortly that will bring it up
to something (at least as new if not) newer than b78.
SXDE 1/08 is planned to be based on a respin of b79, and to be released in
a couple of weeks.
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a laptop chipset on the video card in your
server - what PCI device id does /usr/X11/bin/scanpci (need to run as
root) show for your video card?
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Mohan Chandrashekar wrote:
Please let me know how I can contribute to this project.
Have you tried joining the mailing list shown on their project
page at http://opensolaris.org/os/project/samqfs/ and asking
there?
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Brian Gupta wrote:
Alan,
I can't find this list here: http://opensolaris.org/os/discussions/
Is this because it isn't integrated with the website?
Looks like they have a mailing list, but not a web (jive) forum.
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missing (I know what I think we need to fix
in Indiana before release, but that's probably not the same list
as yours).
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the X packaging
and making the X11 libraries binary compatible with Solaris (they are not
right now, since they are mainly the current X11R7 versions without any
of the previous Solaris modifications).
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?
It contains a fairly recent ksh93 that was integrated a few months ago.
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/on/flag-days/pages/2007081701/
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/ksh93-integration/
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you don't link with libraries/functions that
aren't present in the older releases.
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Nexenta, Schillix, Belenix and Martux.
Forks aren't always bad, nor unfriendly, and code often flows between
them.
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or accessibility packages brings
them in - the package dependencies in xscreensaver's package (SUNWxwsvr)
don't specify them.
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to choose a screensaver display module from the base package - it's
not just GNOME integration, but basic functionality that uses the gtk toolkit.
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for it to read /etc/shadow for locally-defined
users to be able to unlock the screen.We don't make things suid-root
without a damn good reason.
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no reason to spend its resources doing it ourselves.
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Ken Gunderson wrote:
On Wed, 06 Feb 2008 10:46:54 -0800
Alan Coopersmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kyle McDonald wrote:
The missing link here is deciding it's worthwhile to do that work.
When xscreensaver was added to Solaris during one of the Solaris 9
update releases it was explicitly
if we could only get the people entering the Code for Freedom contest
to do something simple but useful like that instead of correcting all our
comment typos...)
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held on [EMAIL PROTECTED], and
not any of the other mailing lists you cc'ed - take it there or expect
them to not see it. (Followups set to there.)
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or the nvidia
version of OpenGL, it's not been our top priority (or at least few
people have told us if they do - the only thing I've been asked for
from 7.0.2 is the updated Intel driver support).
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at the same time
because Mesa Xorg's GLX module are too tightly bound together.
We have an engineer looking at doing the upgrade of Mesa the GLX
module, without the rest of Xorg, and you should see on xwin-discuss
if when we go forward with that.
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Kyle McDonald wrote:
Not all bad in my opinion since we'll still have access to SXCE (I
assume,)
Certainly we'll have to keep doing SXCE as long as you can only build
the OpenSolaris code on SXCE and not on Indiana - how long that will be,
I don't know.
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that in advance really, but the beta test
program for the next Solaris 10 update is underway.
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about a post on a driver, post it to driver-discuss.
If you want an Indiana team member to pay attention to a post on
Indiana contents, post it to indiana-discuss. Only if you want to
be ignored, do you post it to opensolaris-discuss.
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is looking at what is needed to include ae and/or
unencumber pcn - whether either or both happens is TBD, but given
the problems in changing the names of network interfaces, just saying
we should drop in ae isn't a complete answer for people already
using pcn.
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one delivered into SXCE.
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see
in the constitution (section 6.3) is that they must be nominated
by one current Member (aka Core Contributor) - no seconds or additional
support is listed as required.
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Glynn Foster wrote:
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Brandorr wrote:
For those that aren't following Bugzilla, in order to become a
candidate for the OGB, a person needs a nomination from a core
contributor, *TWO* +1s from core contributors, and then needs to
accept the nomination.
From
UNIX admin wrote:
Good to know that Sun treats everyone fairly and equally, isn't it?
Many businesses offer volume discounts and other incentives to bigger
customers - does it really surprise you that Sun does as well?
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semester.)
- Bluetooth stack and simple sample driver (mouse or keyboard maybe).
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, with no intent needed to participate or ever come back
after the shipping form is filled out.
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ones, since it's rare we need to do that and I know when it happens,
but I wouldn't know about any other consolidation. Perhaps this is
something the Tonic P-Team should discuss asking the consolidations
to think about?
[1] http://twitter.com/opensolaris
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/Makefile.am
)
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driver, or enough information
to the open source developers so they can make a driver, we'll have
Solaris support.I have no idea if or when either of those are
likely to happen though.
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a very different market product team.)
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/resources/getit/
It still has a few rough edges as we replace the legally encumbered
bits, but it's getting there.
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Defaults are for people who have no preferences of their own.
I had no problem creating my account to use /bin/tcsh and copying
over my .cshrc with my $PATH. I'm sure someone who calls themself
UNIX admin can do the same in seconds.
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that our test teams continually remind us is needed and the
install team keeps pointing to the road map saying We know, it's planned.
You're watching the soup being made, and not everything is in the pot yet.
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licensed all those codecs patents from. (Obviously
I have no idea what the licenses between RealPlayer the rest of the
world require - but I've seen some of the licenses Sun has that are
keeping SXCE trapped in the same situation, and they're not pretty.)
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running nv_84 - I usually live upgrade to the current nevada build
every month or two).
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or glib at all - they're the layer
below GNOME - and thus completely unaffected by any of this ASSERTing.
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be open sourced, and delivered somewhere else
(since CDE is going away and not having new stuff added to it).
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- it
was the Type 5 with permanently attached cable, instead of a port in the
keyboard that the cable plugged into.Sun serial keyboards had beepers
built in, including the Type 6 - Sun USB keyboards do not, including the
Type 6 USB.
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from Sun, but with different
install locations and update schedules).
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on the sun.com website.
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what UPA cards are supported?
As far as I know, Sun was the only company to ever make UPA graphics
cards, and all UPA cards Sun made are supported by Solaris/OpenSolaris.
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logs by finding their
new build available e-mails in the desktop-discuss sfwnv-discuss
archives.
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all have seen this before.
i thought had thought the solution was to echo this line
into the .profile or was it the profile file
PATH=$PATH /usr/openwin/bin
You need a : in there, not a space:
PATH=$PATH:/usr/openwin/bin
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:.
This second setting of PATH overrides the first one.
You'll need to switch the order to make it work as
expected, since the openwin one adds to PATH instead
of replacing it.
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, x86_64
and i386 or must I do all three?
i386 binaries can run unmodified on x86_64 as well, so you'ld only
need two to cover all platforms.
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heather valentine wrote:
hi
i would like some help with
compiz on Solaris express
Install Solaris Express Community Edition build 85 or later,
or the OpenSolaris 2008.05 test (or wait a couple weeks for
final) and compiz is already included.
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/docs/doc/817-1984?l=en
and if you have questions on that, there's a tools-linking list/forum:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/tools/discussions/
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Solaris under VMWare before you
can get to the point where you can install their guest tools.
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James Carlson wrote:
We used to have such a thing in the Companion CD, but that's
apparently fall out of favor with the rise of Indiana.
Actually the Companion CD is the main other IPS repository currently
available, hosted at sunfreeware.com.
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with the SXDE installer, so
the external release may be similarly delayed. (They ended up
not fixing it in 88 and telling people to use one of the other
install methods this time around.)
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cannot be released under the GPL as long as it
depends on closed binaries in core areas like the kernel
and libc - doing so would make it less free as no one could
then distribute a working system.
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DRM (Direct Rendering, not Digital Restrictions)
in nv_88 that was mostly developed by Linux guys (the primary
maintainer works at Red Hat), due to this.
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Reggie wrote:
Does this work in latest open solaris release 2008.5? I couldn't get it to
work because there is no gcc or flex installed in /usr/local/bin.
gcc flex are available from the repository, just didn't fit on the LiveCD.
Run: pfexec pkg install gcc-dev SUNWflexlex
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