Oh, so you're not only a good man, but also very classy. Can't say
that of myself.
I don't want to malign your great work, but I rather find this
interesting for myself, since I could swap my old plan9 machine with
my main machine now:)
I guess, you don't get it, I'm the one that tries to live in a Plan 9
exclusive environment, I only have one machine, which means
I have to reboot everytime I have to use a real web browser, before
abaco my life was completely different, so I either run Plan 9 in
vmware or try to make it play the b
> thanks for the bug reports :)
You're welcome.
> > I hope there won't be too much linux apps ported to plan9 in the feature...
>
>
> I don't get this either.
I intended to write future instead of feature, although it could be
feature future.
You're a good man:)
Perhaps my fear is not appropr
ok, there is a new binary on sources which hopefully will fix this issue,
it also wont try to restart when rio sends equis a hangup
thanks for the bug reports :)
On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 12:15 PM, Federico G. Benavento
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have run into the same thing running Plan 9 nat
> I have run into the same thing running Plan 9 natively on 16-bit color
> mode. It seems to be partially a function of the window size/shape
> and partially a result of some perverse gremlin somewhere in my
> machine; if I keep killing and restarting equis while twiddling window
> size, I can eve
>> when I run it in plan 9 in parallels on the mac it looks a bit funny,
>> but if you learned to read and write slanted letters at school
>> everything is ok :-)
>
> this is weird, I guess it might be something wrong with the way I use
> bytesperline(screen->r, screen->depth), because this only h
> I'm having strange problems with wobbling windows and my desktop is
> rotating like a cube. How can that happen?
sorry, but I have no idea what you're talking about, what desktop?
rotating?
> I hope there won't be too much linux apps ported to plan9 in the feature...
I don't get this either.
> sorry, but I have no idea what you're talking about, what desktop?
> rotating?
those are "metacity"'s window effects. gnome's window manager window
manager. don't ask how i know :)
> when I run it in plan 9 in parallels on the mac it looks a bit funny,
> but if you learned to read and write slanted letters at school
> everything is ok :-)
this is weird, I guess it might be something wrong with the way I use
bytesperline(screen->r, screen->depth), because this only happens
wi
> depth: 16 planes
thanks, I'm at it.
--
Federico G. Benavento
I'm having strange problems with wobbling windows and my desktop is
rotating like a cube. How can that happen?
I hope there won't be too much linux apps ported to plan9 in the feature...
> oh, nice bug you have there, what's the screen depth when that
> happens?
I feel stupid - how do I check screen depth?
ehm... I added xdpyinfo output at the end.
anyway, the main issue is not screen depth.
(ok. I see somewhat different colors for the twm bars
between parallels and drawterm, us
oh, nice bug you have there, what's the screen depth when that
happens?
> neat.
>
> when I drawterm from a mac to a plan 9 box it works fine.
> (once I realized that I can only use a DISPLAY of :0
> if localhost is a known system name, which it wasn't on my system)
>
> when I run it in plan 9
neat.
when I drawterm from a mac to a plan 9 box it works fine.
(once I realized that I can only use a DISPLAY of :0
if localhost is a known system name, which it wasn't on my system)
when I run it in plan 9 in parallels on the mac it looks a bit funny,
but if you learned to read and write slan
> hmm... I don't get those errors...
>
> you run it just like any other X server, equis -help is a bit verbose
> I run it:
> % equis -ac
>
>
I'd just like to comment... After a loong contrib/install, I got
equis running, launched an xterm from my Linux box, and now I'm
running twm and Fire
hmm... I don't get those errors...
you run it just like any other X server, equis -help is a bit verbose
I run it:
% equis -ac
On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 5:14 PM, Pietro Gagliardi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> /n/sources/contrib/pietro/fgbx11.errors
>
> And after that, how do I run? I get some error
/n/sources/contrib/pietro/fgbx11.errors
And after that, how do I run? I get some errors and a big X after
X11/equis
On May 6, 2008, at 10:55 AM, Federico G. Benavento wrote:
lotte% contrib/list -v fgb/X11
fgb/X11:
Description:
Equis - Xserver for Plan 9 + Xlibs
lotte% contrib/list -v fgb/X11
fgb/X11:
Description:
Equis - Xserver for Plan 9 + Xlibs.
Contents: 115.40Mb in 6023 files
Modified: Tue May 6 14:42:48 GMT 2008
Depends: freetype z
lotte%
if you are curious to see how it's the done, equis' specifi
> Basically, I ported tons of xlibs and wrote the DDX (Device Dependant X)
> part of the X for Plan 9, it supports 32 bits, some extensions, etc.
> And yes, it's a lot faster than vncv to a Xvnc under linuxemu.
Kudos to Federico.
-Steve
> Equis is the name I chose for my X server/port or however they call it.
> Basically, I ported tons of xlibs and wrote the DDX (Device Dependant X)
> part of the X for Plan 9, it supports 32 bits, some extensions, etc.
> And yes, it's a lot faster than vncv to a Xvnc under linuxemu.
>
> http://ww
Equis is the name I chose for my X server/port or however they call it.
Basically, I ported tons of xlibs and wrote the DDX (Device Dependant X)
part of the X for Plan 9, it supports 32 bits, some extensions, etc.
And yes, it's a lot faster than vncv to a Xvnc under linuxemu.
http://www.tip9ug.jp/
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