Steve Cheng wrote:
>
> As you probably noticed, I haven't been very responsive lately. I'm
> really sorry, my school work and other non-GGI projects is just taking
> a lot of time. So I should step down before anything bad happens.
>
> A new webmaster is of course needed. Hopefully somebody w
Hi Jon,
you wrote:
> I am interested in security and microkernels, so GGI appeals to me because
> I like the idea of small kernel modules that securely multiplex graphics.
> However I have some concerns I was not able to answer from the online
> documentation.
>
> Firstly, more architectural di
> I'm sorry if this is the wrong list, but the other GGI lists seem to be
> largely inactive.
It's o.k. - it's a general architecture question, so the list at least isn't
the wrong place :-).
> I am interested in security and microkernels, so GGI appeals to me because
> I like the idea of small
Jon M. Taylor writes:
> Bugreports and patches are appreciated.
Okidoke: demos/demo gives me a short line of three dashes on the
screen, then it segfaults with the missing symbol as you said.
xmitest segfaults immediately with a missing symbol.
> The first and most important problem are
Firstly, Plan 9 isn't the greatest thing since sliced bread*.
Plan 9 has a number of clever ideas and an unpleasant license (blame the
corporate lawyers).
Some of the clever ideas are:
- everything is a file, pushed this much further than Unix
- per process name space, mount points are per pr
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Andrew Apted wrote:
> Jon M. Taylor writes:
> > Bugreports and patches are appreciated.
>
> Okidoke: demos/demo gives me a short line of three dashes on the
> screen, then it segfaults with the missing symbol as you said.
> xmitest segfaults immediately with a missing symbo
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Rodolphe Ortalo wrote:
> On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Andrew Apted wrote:
> > Jon M. Taylor writes:
> > > Bugreports and patches are appreciated.
> >
> > Okidoke: demos/demo gives me a short line of three dashes on the
> > screen, then it segfaults with the missing symbol as you s
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Andrew Apted wrote:
> Jon M. Taylor writes:
>
> > Bugreports and patches are appreciated.
>
> Okidoke: demos/demo gives me a short line of three dashes on the
> screen, then it segfaults with the missing symbol as you said.
See my other post about using the newes
First, I'm sorry, I'm not able to step up as webmaster again, I know how
much work it takes and I'm sure it more than I can fit around my job.
Though I'll agree with the idea that SourceForge sound like a good
idea. Don't they also allow you to use a registered domain named instead
of/in additio
Hmmm... This is a followup to my own last mail... (sorry)
In fact, I observe the same behavior as Andrew Apted - but after libxmi
has been INSTALLED (w/ make install).
Without the 'install' there is no segfault, but no pixels drawn.
After the install, there are pixels, but also the segfault.
R.
I've just noticed that I have strange display problems with the OpenAmulet
test programs when running in 8bpp. (CrossBlit behaves strangely it
seems.)
I usually run X in 16bpp so I did not notice earlier. I'm currently trying
32bpp... :-) ... it runs well also.
Well, it seems these problems occu
> As you probably noticed, I haven't been very responsive lately. I'm
> really sorry, my school work and other non-GGI projects is just taking
> a lot of time. So I should step down before anything bad happens.
I am a bit sad to hear this, as you did in deed a very good job on it.
I'd like to
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Andreas Beck wrote:
> > As you probably noticed, I haven't been very responsive lately. I'm
> > really sorry, my school work and other non-GGI projects is just taking
> > a lot of time. So I should step down before anything bad happens.
>
> I am a bit sad to hear this, as
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