it is great to come accross some thai lady using
linux. i don't know if you got your problem solved.
i know that the log file is usually in the
/usr/x11/../.. folder, the same folder where xConfig
is. and i think usually the problem like yours is
from the driver mismatch. you should find out w
On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 02:11:46PM -0700, Marc Aurele La France wrote:
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> I've committed a change that should be able to handle video memory sizes
> of up to 8GB.
I've got to get me one of *these* cards! Woot!
Kurt
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Title: RE: [Xpert]change input device on the fly?
some experimental thoughts...
Hmm, the mouse manager of the shell 'gpm'
can handle multiple mice simultanousely.
I wonder if there is a way to "trick" X11
so that it does use the gpm provided API
and therefore allowing multiple mice to be mer
Title: RE: [Xpert]How to know the current desktop manager at run time ?
ah, doing it in an application.
thats are "changed conditions".
i dont have the experience for doing it via C functions.
i am forwarding your follow up to the Xpert list.
-Alex.
> -Original Message-
> From: Gur
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hi,
I'm working on extending X/Linux to use different keyboards with different
X Servers. There are two parts to this problem, one I've almost finished
and the other I need your help.
I've almost finished patching the Linux HID Keyboard driver (2.4.
Now try to use a wacom tablet with that.
Warren
On Thursday 07 November 2002 10:56 am, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> On Don, 2002-11-07 at 17:47, Adam Luter wrote:
> > Not an expert, but have you tried to specify both devices at the same
> > time? You may still have to restart X,
>
> Not if you use /dev
On Mon, 4 Nov 2002, Marc Aurele La France wrote:
> > >>I understand, but 256 megs = 256 * 1024 * 1024* 8 bits = 2^ 31 bits=
> > >>2147483648. The Xserver calculates the memory in bits when validating
> > >>the mode.
> > >No, it doesn't. apertureSize is in bytes.
> > apertureSize is indeed in by
On 7 Nov 2002, Diego SANTA CRUZ wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Whenever I try a low res mode like 800x600 on my laptop, XFree86
> automatically selects a doublescan mode, at the expense of a higher
> vertical frequency (I get doublescan @ 60 Hz, but I would prefer
> singlescan @ 85 Hz or better). I think
Hi
Just tried the vesa driver... I got it up to 1152 x 864 x 16.
Alas... could not get 24 bpp and there's no accel.
So till.. let me know if you get the s3virge to work properly...
~Jørn Christensen
(BTW... where can I find some modelines to my monitor... The refreshrate
is really annoying low ri
Hi there,
Whenever I try a low res mode like 800x600 on my laptop, XFree86
automatically selects a doublescan mode, at the expense of a higher
vertical frequency (I get doublescan @ 60 Hz, but I would prefer
singlescan @ 85 Hz or better). I think it is because XFree picks the
mode with the highest
Hi
Let me know when you have had a chance of looking on the driver...
I have no expertise in this area, but I think it might be a problem for
the driver to allocate enough memory; as I said before the screen
reduces in size when I sellect 24 bpp and is perfect in 8bpp x 1280 x
960!
Could you expl
On Thu, 7 Nov 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is it possible to change an input device "on the fly", or after X has
> started? I have a laptop with a built-in ps2 mouse, but I also have a
> USB optical mouse that I like to use. Currently, I have to shutdown X,
> edit the XF86Config, then restart
On Don, 2002-11-07 at 17:47, Adam Luter wrote:
> Not an expert, but have you tried to specify both devices at the same
> time? You may still have to restart X,
Not if you use /dev/input/mice for the USB mouse.
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XFree86
Not an expert, but have you tried to specify both devices at the same
time? You may still have to restart X, but you wouldn't have to edit
anything.
Hope that helps a little,
Adam
On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 11:44:38AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is it possible to change an input device "on
> "Jk" == Jitendra kulshreshtha writes:
Jk> I need help on setting up Red Hat 7.3 in new Intel Pentium 4
Jk> PC. Its graphics chip is an Intel 82845G/GL, and looks like it is
Jk> not among the supported graphics cards.
Red Hat 8 installed fine on an 845-based P4 machine here. The Red Hat
li
Is it possible to change an input device "on the fly", or after X has
started? I have a laptop with a built-in ps2 mouse, but I also have a
USB optical mouse that I like to use. Currently, I have to shutdown X,
edit the XF86Config, then restart to use the other mouse. Is there a
better way to do
Dear All,
Pls let me know what are tha ways to reduce the size of
Xwindows once after compiling. My only application that will be
running is web browser. I tried and came down to 12Mb. pls let me
know can it be reduced further and how???
Which is the correct font d
Title: RE: [Xpert]How to know the current desktop manager at run time ?
when x is running,
you can simply enter "ps fax" on the console
and see what your display (localhost:0.0)
has attached.
-Alex.
> -Original Message-
> From: Guruhema Prasad N [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: T
Hi
I run X free86 4.2.1 on debian unstable system. I am unable to figure
out how to reduce my default font size in X. All applications open up
with a very large font size and I am unable to change the size and font
type at all. If i open an xterm it also comes up with a large default font.
Can
On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 05:19:42PM -0800, Keith Packard wrote:
> Around 0 o'clock on Nov 7, Olivier Chapuis wrote:
>
> > ?? With static class the colors are already defined. It is a 3/3/2
> > standard colormap (StaticColor) and you do not have to allocate or free
> > the colors. There are consecut
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