GS> You mean to say a Voodoo2 graphics card that is sold/marketed/used as a
GS> 3D only chipset, can be used under X4 as a '2D' card? With no other
GS> VESA/VGA card available?
Yep. It's a ``shadowfb'' driver: all rendering is done in software to
a ``shadow framebuffer'', and the updated area of
>> Scott Dier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Uh. uh. ah. uh. Are you trying to say that windowed opengl with
> multiple opengl contexts and 2d-apps side-by-side doesn't work on most
> pc cards? Nvidia cards do it fine.
No. He's saying that you have to pay attention to what you are doing
at
* Zephaniah E. Hull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010324 13:48]:
> (FWIW, almost all 2D/3D cards have the same.)
Uh. uh. ah. uh. Are you trying to say that windowed opengl with
multiple opengl contexts and 2d-apps side-by-side doesn't work on most
pc cards? Nvidia cards do it fine.
--
Scott Dier <[EMAI
>> Scott Dier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Uh. uh. ah. uh. Are you trying to say that windowed opengl with
> multiple opengl contexts and 2d-apps side-by-side doesn't work on most
> pc cards? Nvidia cards do it fine.
No. He's saying that you have to pay attention to what you are doing
a
Hello folks,
I have made some proposed revisions to Debian X policy. None of them
should come as a surprise to readers of this mailing list.
Please check out the debian-policy mailing list. I'd appreciate discussion
of these proposals (remember to mail the bugs under which they were filed,
not
On Sun, Mar 25, 2001 at 08:40:24PM +0200, Eduard Bloch wrote:
> First: I am sick of the stuff I am writting about.
1) there is a known problem with xterm. It is an upstream bug. Not sure
what causes the breakage in all the other programs.
2) You could try going through the debugging steps de
* Zephaniah E. Hull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010324 13:48]:
> (FWIW, almost all 2D/3D cards have the same.)
Uh. uh. ah. uh. Are you trying to say that windowed opengl with
multiple opengl contexts and 2d-apps side-by-side doesn't work on most
pc cards? Nvidia cards do it fine.
--
Scott Dier <[EMA
Hello folks,
I have made some proposed revisions to Debian X policy. None of them
should come as a surprise to readers of this mailing list.
Please check out the debian-policy mailing list. I'd appreciate discussion
of these proposals (remember to mail the bugs under which they were filed,
not
On Sun, Mar 25, 2001 at 08:40:24PM +0200, Eduard Bloch wrote:
> First: I am sick of the stuff I am writting about.
1) there is a known problem with xterm. It is an upstream bug. Not sure
what causes the breakage in all the other programs.
2) You could try going through the debugging steps d
Hi people!
First: I am sick of the stuff I am writting about.
I have more and more problems with configuration of HOME and END keys in the
current unstable. On my system, they work today in
Gnome Terminal in any environment
konsole on !KDE
rxvt
wterm
any X apps, including Tk, Gtk, Qt, ...
slang
Hi people!
First: I am sick of the stuff I am writting about.
I have more and more problems with configuration of HOME and END keys in the
current unstable. On my system, they work today in
Gnome Terminal in any environment
konsole on !KDE
rxvt
wterm
any X apps, including Tk, Gtk, Qt, ...
slang
>> Seth Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [Branden, also note that I would find the XFree86.?.log file more useful
> if it date-time stamped once in a while similar to crontab's --mark--
> facility -- consider asking the good people at xf86 to add such a
> feature to help debugging. If the
>> Seth Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [Branden, also note that I would find the XFree86.?.log file more useful
> if it date-time stamped once in a while similar to crontab's --mark--
> facility -- consider asking the good people at xf86 to add such a
> feature to help debugging. If the
Greetings! :)
[Sent to debian-x because I do not know the proper package against which
to submit a bug report. Branden, please advise for general X bug
reports.]
This is the second sig11 I have seen lately. I have also seen
cut'n'paste fail miserably for the last few days. (Well, the cut seems
fi
On Sun, Mar 25, 2001 at 05:15:09AM +0200, Marcelo E. Magallon wrote:
> I'm sorry, I forgot one important bit.
>
> >> "Zephaniah E. Hull" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > My rough naming scheme is as follows: xlibmesa3-dri, xlibmesa-dri-dev,
> > xlibosmesa3-dri, xlibosmesa-dri-dev, and xserver-
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