Or you can lie, and it should make fonts
larger or smaller than intended by the font designer.
-Bob Arendt
ation for it to have automatically have effect.
Looking in /etc/X11/xdm/Xsession, it looks like if you have a
/etc/X11/Xmodmap or $HOME/.Xmodmap file it will load that during
session startup. Read the xmodmap man page for more.
Haven't been able to test this with metacity - gnome doesn't support
multiscreen until gnome 2.2. But I hope this helps.
Cheers - Bob Arendt
ith renice, it still belongs to the user.
If you're using esd, it should be renice'd as well. Even if X were running
with nice 0, it's still good practice to elevate the priority of the
realtime audio processes to avoid skips.
Does anyone have a nice way to do this without popping in & out of root?
Cheers,
-Bob Arendt
key.
The xmodmap man page has an example of swapping control
and caps-lock that illustrates the modifier key syntax.
-Bob Arendt
c/X11/XF86Config (or /etc/X11/XF86Config-4) , usually
something like:
Option "AutoRepeat""500 5"
In the "InputDevice" section.
Hope this helps,
-Bob Arendt
Matthew Saltzman wrote:
On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Bob Arendt wrote:
Matthew Saltzman wrote:
On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Wade Hampton wrote:
On some of our RH 7.3 and 8.0 boxes, X will stop repeating
keys. Any idea why and how to fix?
For example, on my laptop it stopped repeating when I unsuspended
glx" # OpenGL X protocol interface
# Load "v4l" # Video4Linux
Then the OpenGL stuff can't crash the Xserver.
Hope this helps,
-Bob Arendt
Robert L. Cochran wrote:
This is not consistent. It seems to happen perhaps half the time. The
other
which are in different places than the scripts expect them.
I recommend you deinstall the product (or just rename the directory),
then reinstall the latest. Keep track of your license keys. PGI's
download page is here:
http://www.pgroup.com/downloads.htm
Hope this helps,
-Bob A
;d as well. Even if X were running
with nice 0, it's still good practice to elevate the priority of the
realtime audio processes to avoid skips.
Does anyone have a nice way to do this without popping in & out of root?
Cheers,
-Bob Arendt
Yes, X now runs with a nice of -10 (why? deadlocks
e xmms
The process still owned by joe, not root. A crude way would be to have
a cron job periodically run to zap the priority of xmms. This only
affects the processes scheduling and doesn't interupt the process while
running. Maybe you could script it and use sudo? (I've neve
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