Hey,
In my program, I want to check that the xserver-xorg version is >=
1.8.0. What way to do this is advised:
At runtime using XVendorRelease(), or do there exist different releases
with inconsistent numbering ? And should this be combined with a literal
match on XServerVendor() ?
At conf
I found the, or at least one cause of the, problem.
It is an unhandled select on the DRM FD, causing a loop around the select. It
is stuck because the RegisterBlockAndWakeupHandler that was established in
drmmode_pre_init of the Intel driver was lost. Under normal circumstances this
will hand
Recently I went from Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic) to 10.04 (Lucid) on a Pentium
M / Intel 855GME laptop, and the Xvideo performance significantly got
worse, Both can handle 720P, but karmic can handle 1080 and Lucid can't.
On the 1080 video on Karmic I see Xorg at 12% of the cpu with 20% idle
headro
OK, I know this is more of a WM question...
I'm looking for a CLI utility that would let me manipulate (resize and
relocate) windows based on WM_NAME or WM_CLASS. Is anyone aware of any
such thing?
I need to open a window and position it - but the app does not fully
support the -geometry op
On Sat, 14 Aug 2010 15:41:02 -0400, Marty Jack wrote:
> It's really up to the server architects to decide how to fix this
> "properly". I might suggest that the Init stay outside the loop, and
> then Register be changed so that if the handler is already registered,
> it is a no-op. That seems l
Have a look at wmctl and devilspie
A.
Yan Seiner wrote:
>OK, I know this is more of a WM question...
>
>I'm looking for a CLI utility that would let me manipulate (resize and
>relocate) windows based on WM_NAME or WM_CLASS. Is anyone aware of any
>such thing?
>
>I need to open a window and p
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 2:56 PM, Frans de Boer wrote:
> On 08/11/2010 05:28 PM, Joel Feiner wrote:
>
> KDE has a pretty spiffy screen configuration utility that can do per-screen
> resolution, layout configuration, etc. It uses randr behind the scenes, of
> course.
>
> On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 4
