(hopefully this message will go through... having trouble with the list)
That is actually very easy to do.
just set a $DISPLAY, then run X11.bin directly for that $DISPLAY.. then you can
launch any wm you want on that same $DISPLAY...
like...
cd into Xquartz/Contents/MacOS
do a... export DISPLA
On Jan 29, 2011, at 17:24, Dave Ray wrote:
> I am helping port alternative window managers to MacOS. One of them isn't
> working right, so I want to use gdb on the wm binary.
>
> On a true *nix machine, I could start X without a wm running, then invoke a
> wm from an xterm. This is useful if I
I am helping port alternative window managers to MacOS. One of them isn't
working right, so I want to use gdb on the wm binary.
On a true *nix machine, I could start X without a wm running, then invoke a wm
from an xterm. This is useful if I want to run gdb on the wm. It's not how one
normally
It happened again!
After some sleep my PowerBook woke up. It took longer than usual. And
when The X11 desktop appeared I could see for a split second the login/
authentication tool. Maybe the cause was that I had my WiFi router
switched off, not intending to go Internet.
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Greetings
Pe
