Am 05.05.13 13:23, schrieb Robert Heller:
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> So does xterm. Probably the *oldest* known X11 application there is. I
> expect twm is still available, should anyone really want to go there.
twm is the default window manager in NetBSD (yes, I am writing this in
2013...)
> The only other i
On 05/ 5/13 04:23 AM, Robert Heller wrote:
Yes, the *core* X11 library has been unchanged for a very long time. It is
like the wheel -- nobody has really updated the basic shape (round) in
*thousands* of years.
We did make a new one that doesn't stop rolling as often, called libxcb, but
it's s
> "GP" == Geruva Publications writes:
GP> I am looking at the adaptation of a fairly sizable software package to a
GP> more modern (Linux) environment. The package in it's present state is
GP> configured to use X for graphics, but it appears to date from about 1992.
The biggest hurdles I've
At Sat, 04 May 2013 20:53:37 -0700 Alan Coopersmith
wrote:
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> On 05/ 3/13 11:20 PM, Geruva Publications wrote:
> > Gentlemen,
> >
> > I am looking at the adaptation of a fairly sizable software package to a
> > more
> > modern (Linux) environment. The package in it's present state is configur
On 05/ 3/13 11:20 PM, Geruva Publications wrote:
Gentlemen,
I am looking at the adaptation of a fairly sizable software package to a more
modern (Linux) environment. The package in it's present state is configured to
use X for graphics, but it appears to date from about 1992.
In some of the rel
