Re: Anti-RTL mindset is similar to anti-accessibility mindset

Ira Abramov wrote: In fact, I would not be surprised if they take over the Symbian market within a year or two as well. the iPhone will survive, but I think OpenMoko is too slow and heavy to stay afloat in the coming flood. We are trying to get someone from Google to talk about Android durin

Re: Anti-RTL mindset is similar to anti-accessibility mindset

Quoting Dotan Cohen, from the post of Tue, 03 Jun: > decision. Maybe the ETK/GTK/Qt decision is not arbitrary, but from > here it certainly seems so. don't blow it out of proportions either. it does come with GTK, just that the DEFAULT IMPLEMENTATION of the interface is not GTK. you can (and peopl

Re: XDMCP Problem

On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 7:04 AM, Hetz Ben Hamo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You still need to change Xaccess. > > You'll see a line like this: > #*# any host can get a login window > > Remove the first # so it should look like this: > *# any host can get a login window > > (if you care about

Re: XDMCP Problem

You still need to change Xaccess. You'll see a line like this: #*# any host can get a login window Remove the first # so it should look like this: *# any host can get a login window (if you care about security, replace the * with your "destination" machine's IP). GDM "enable=true" is on

Re: XDMCP Problem

I am running gdm so I found /etc/gdm/gdm.conf and changed Enable=false to Enable=true under the xdmcp section. Now when I start the X server on cygwin it seems to start and the restart immediately with no login displayed. David Suna [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hetz Ben Hamo wrote: Hi David, Allow

Re: XDMCP Problem

Hi David, Allow me to take a guess: in the upgrade process, your XDMCP settings have been removed and/or replaced with a default configuration. Please modify the file /etc/X11/xdm/Xaccess and restart your X. The instructions should be there and should be pretty simple. Thanks, Hetz On Thu, Jun

XDMCP Problem

I recently upgraded my Ubuntu system from 6.10 to 8.04. Before the upgrade I was able to log in to X windows both locally and from my Windows box using Cygwin. Now I am able to log in locally but the system doesn't seem to be answering to X windows queries (either broadcast or -query hostname

Valgrind on ARM (or other memory leaks tracking program on ARM)

Hi, I found that Valgrind dosn't support by arm default. There are some old guidelines how to do that. Have any body positive experience running Valgrind on arm? Does it worth to do that? Or easier to make custom malloc/free counting? Are there other similar tools for arm? Thanks. -- Constantin