On Mon, 1 Nov 2004, Bussoletti, John E wrote:
Examination of the output of xdpyinfo in the SGI machines shows that the
SGI X drivers support Pseudocolor visuals at both 8 bit planes and 12
bit planes. Similar output under Linux shows support for Pseudocolor
Visuals at only 8 bit planes.
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On Mon, 1 Nov 2004, Bussoletti, John E wrote:
At Boeing we have a number of graphics applications that have been
developed in-house, originally for various SGI platforms. These
applications are used for engineering visualization They work well on
the native hardware and even display well
Mark Vojkovich wrote:
...Some hardware support 8 bit PseudoColor overlays now
but I expect this to go the way of the dodo. My impression is that
a future Microsoft operating system will not support 8 bit PseudoColor
modes nor will it support overlays so eventually these will disappear
from the
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You can download dvd movies, full cd albums and stuff. Even console video games. I
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You're going to pass out when you see how many movies and games and
You have an incomplete XFree86 installation. It is missing
modules. Specifically it is missing at least
/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/fonts/libbitmap.a
Mark.
On Mon, 1 Nov 2004, aleem bagwan wrote:
hi,
i have a problem with gui.it isnt getting loaded.
along with is
I hope this is the right place to ask - if not I apologize- would someone please point me in the right direction?
I'm running Fedora1 on a 400MHz Pentium 2. Runs great, no problem, except when using the KDE or GNOME desktop. When receiving serial data ( /dev/ttyS0) 115200,8,n,1, I'm losing
I hope this is the right place to ask - if not I apologize- would someone please point me in the right direction?
I'm running Fedora1 on a 400MHz Pentium 2. Runs great, no problem, except when using the KDE or GNOME desktop. When receiving serial data ( /dev/ttyS0) 115200,8,n,1, I'm losing
Can you make any suggestions on making X start up faster (or appear to)
on an embedded system? I have already tried tweaking the font situation
(loading them with fontpath rather than the font server). Is it possible
to preload X somehow before the UI comes up, perhaps early in system
startup or
Is starting X a performance problem for you? Without a window
manager it's only takes a second for XFree86 to start over here.
I thought this was fairly quick already.
Mark.
On Tue, 2 Nov 2004, Michael Hamilton wrote:
Can you make any suggestions on making X start
On Tue, 2 Nov 2004, kurt emmerich wrote:
I hope this is the right place to ask - if not I apologize- would someone please
point me in the right direction?
I'm running Fedora 1 on a 400MHz Pentium 2. Runs great, no problem, except when
using the KDE or GNOME desktop. When receiving serial
We use twm as our windows manager and X starts up and the X sits there
for ages before an xterm or anything can start up. It's about 10 seconds
(consistently).
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From: Mark Vojkovich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Are you using startx? If so, is it faster when running XFree86
directly without any clients?
I can't recall ever seeing X start up so slowly. How fast
is this CPU? Does this system have a disk drive? If so, are
you using DMA? My first instinct would be that this is a disk
problem or
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