Ron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You don't tell us which branch (Sarge, Etch, testing, Sid) and
> version of kino that you are running.
Yes, sorry. I use kino 0.92-3 on Debian testing. I also forgot to
mention another detail, which might be the cause for my problems[1]:
The kino and Xserver run on different machines The Xserver is also
Debian testing with current xorg.
In the meantime I also found out, that I can prevent kino from running
into this error, if I change "Display" in the Preferences from XVideo
to GDK.
> Also, there is a kino web site and forums that should be of more
> assistance to you.
Thanks for that hint.
urs
[1] It's a pity that there are so many programmers coming to linux
with no unix background, who reinvent tools exisiting in unix for
decades, who don't use existing libs, and who have a single user,
personal computer in mind when designing and coding their software
instead of a heterogenous, networked, multi-user environment,
where people run processes distributed over machines and files
systems, running remote shells and X clients.
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