There is more than one clipboard in X.
CDE apps use "the other" clipboard.
In order to copy contents from one clipboard to the other you need to use
xcutsel.
Tom
P.S. You may also want to experiment with xclipboard.
Rob Gibson wrote:
> I am trying to learn X as fast as I can but I do not under
Richard Spaven wrote:
> I do think that half my problem is related to the fact that the server I am
> connected to has no video card and therefore CDE has never been started
> natively.
CDE is just an application (or more precisely many a set of applications) that
connects to any X server.
It ma
David Saez Padros wrote:
> I never get the dtlogin screen, but I managed to get dt running, BUT no w=
> indow has caption, so I cannot move/resize it.
Try setting and exporting your DISPLAY variable and then starting dtwm
(/usr/dt/bin/dtwm, I think).
Tom
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David Saez Padros wrote:
> I'm having the same problem ... Do you have a localized Solaris or Solari=
> s in
> english ?? As I could investigate I think it's a problem with fonts, look=
> at
> dt logs on /.dt and vnc logs, maybe you can guess what is the problem, th=
> e most
> I could get is th
David Saez Padros wrote:
> I'm having the same problem ... Do you have a localized Solaris or Solari=
> s in
> english ?? As I could investigate I think it's a problem with fonts, look=
> at
> dt logs on /.dt and vnc logs, maybe you can guess what is the problem, th=
> e most
> I could get is th
Tom Britton wrote:
> 2) I saw the message "RE: Solaris 2.7 CDE issues" from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> dated a day or two ago, and tried adding "-query " to the vncserver
> script. It helped, in that I now get the CDE login screen and can enter
> name/password. But it only gets to the CDE splash scree
