#x27;ll have to make a big
party for that... :-).
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Getting extensions going also ends up typically causing round trips,
so lots of little ones would become a performance headache (though
with batching, it could be avoided).
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ys in memory) the notebook will continue to refuse
> suspend!
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d at least post your kernel patch, so that people
can verify if suspend problems are the kernel, or the X server.
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something!).
Keith, any news on that patch from Linus?
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ough having Xv support is nice for DVD's :-).
> Third, it doesn't support
> the XFree86 module loader.
Yup. Both a feature and a bug...
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the text console.
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e that the way it is now.
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> Enclosed text file: restest.c (1 KBytes)
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; to one of them... I think Jim said something about having plans to
> fix this at some point.
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Yeah, on list of things to do, but I have bit of a circus going on to
deal with for the next few weeks.
The sins of my past seem to be catching up with me :-(.
It is *always* a bug if your X server crashes.
Consider X like the operating system.
Please try to get some data on where the server is crashing,
and what kind of system and display you are using.
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But
it can be machine read and written, validated to a significant degree,
and hand edited when necessary (and then validated). This seems like
a win to me.
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, the difference is just
that the server is running at a different speed than it used to...
So if it is the same bug, there ain't a thing we can do about it...
It is buried in Netscape, a dead product.
Sigh...
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gabytes if you don't need antique toolkits.
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odeExtension
XIE
XInputExtension
XKEYBOARD
XTEST
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But I need to do more homework,
though was hoping someone on these lists might have enough experience with
them to propose something. I guess I'll go chat with my IETF buddies
about the issue; it is a larger one than hotplug, and in an area I've never
worked in.
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This indicates you are running an application that depends on the relatively
new render extension.
The solution is to upgrade you X server (say to 4.1 or 4.2).
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T
d;
there is a problem for each community to mull over at the core of this
problem.
And someone who sends mail from an address "nogui" certainly has a strong
opinion on the topic, which may not be universal :-;.
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Owen:
This is certainly true: but not sufficient...
Here's the sequence as I understand it:
1) new device gets plugged in.
2) system has to figure out what driver to use.
3) if it has seen it before, presumably it can consult some sort of database
to help hook it up, both by whatever driver
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OK, folks (both X and wm-spec-list folks, that is, that I've added to
this thread):
How do we want to solve this problem?
We need a secure, interoperable way for configuration scripts running
as root to pop up configuration GUI's on user's servers, and we need it soon
(yesterday), as hot-plug is
s (BSD, Hurd etc.) are
> implement this interface (maybe even the linux code in the Hurd case),
> and so automatically benefit for future drivers. Of course, they are
> also free to define their own default interface, or to need an per-
> device X driver.
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designed the cross hatch, which does. I have memories
of doing this, so I think I'm the person.
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ort becoming ubiquitous in Linux,
the time is now.
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get at the hardware).
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ask the X server to store arbitrary
amounts of data on their behalf.
We should probably do an X extension to just report memory usage and
other statistics, and be done with this 15 year old FAQ (which is in
XFree86's FAQ's if I remember correctly).
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on is a good
idea or not, though given how small the keyboard code is in TinyX, I'm
dubious the current situation is optimal, given the problems this leaves
to the end users).
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, which
may involve apps displaying completely different user interfaces when
migrated: with modern UI interface builders such as glade and the like,
becoming more used, this vision is, we believe feasible.
So if you want to work in this area, there is plenty to do...
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You mean someone has code doing lines of other than width 0?
I'm amazed Given how ugly X wide lines are.
Doesn't mean it isn't a bug, though
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> > It would be good if you guys went through and looked at that code,
> > though. If you can generate bad bits on the wire through an abusive,
> > yet still legal use of the api, it probably needs to be fixed.
>
> Yeah, anything which trashes the protocol is probably a bad idea. I'll
> have t
ecurity problem (and maybe it is,
but I haven't thought about it).
Whether we should bother to fix this one is less than clear, but I thought
it should be at least thought about.
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ft unallocated in some fashion. Some
amount of unallocated space is needed for antique apps that use writable entries
to run at all without flashing.
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