"Quartz" is not "XQuartz", is the point. XQuartz is X11. Quartz is the old name for the native OS X 2D graphics API, still used for consistency. If you tell me you don't want to use X11 but you want XQuartz, you're telling me you want X11 instead of X11 (huh?).
(X11 is *not* native. OS X graphics is not, and never has been, based on X11.) As for native graphics, it depends on the program and what toolkit if any it uses. As an example, gtk2's native Core Graphics support is buggy: some things work, some have odd bugs (xchat/hexchat won't autoscroll, for example), some simply won't build because they explicitly use e.g. gdk/x11.h instead of the portable Gdk API. For inkscape, I see a standard gtk2 mode and an experimental gtk3 mode. This is a problem because currently you can only install gtk2 and/or gtk3 for either native/"Quartz" or X11. (It should be possible to make gtk3 use pluggable backends, but it doesn't currently. gtk2 is a lost cause in that regard: you have to pick native or X11 and use it for everything. This is a problem if one of the programs you want to use only works correctly with +x11.) On Fri, Jan 6, 2017 at 10:07 AM, Eneko Gotzon <enekogot...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Brandon, thank you for take time to answer my question > > On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 11:51 PM, Brandon Allbery <allber...@gmail.com> > wrote: >> >> >> XQuartz = X server under Quartz = X11 for OS X. >> > > I think I understand your statement. > > >> So you *have* it for XQuartz. Do you mean you want it native instead? >> > > I am a little confused. Your "native" naming, applies to macOS or to > the X Window System? > > Maybe the more relevant question for me is: what is the difference between > the *quartz* & *[+]x11* variants of the inkscape port? > > Thank you very much, and, please, excuse me, > > I > am sorry > > taking > > your valuable time with this > kind > of questions… > :( > > Take care. > -- > Eneko Gotzon Ares > enekogot...@gmail.com > -- brandon s allbery kf8nh sine nomine associates allber...@gmail.com ballb...@sinenomine.net unix, openafs, kerberos, infrastructure, xmonad http://sinenomine.net
