On 01/25/2014 02:32 PM, ... wrote:
I am fine clobbering my repo version. Could I set the --prefix to
overlap the repo version? Or, do you know where I could find a more
comprehensive list of paths I can and should define at compile time?
Or, do you know anything about getting the source
Thanks Alan.
./configure --help is something important that I didn't know.
On Sun, Jan 26, 2014 at 11:47 AM, Alan Coopersmith <
alan.coopersm...@oracle.com> wrote:
> On 01/25/14 02:32 PM, ... wrote:
>
>> @ Alan:
>>
>> Thanks. I have been unable to find a comprehensive list of what
>> directori
On 01/25/14 02:32 PM, ... wrote:
@ Alan:
Thanks. I have been unable to find a comprehensive list of what directories I
would need to set. I suspect that these xkb issues are just the first in a
longer list (for instance, there is a long list of success messages that do not
appear. So even mak
On 01/25/2014 02:32 PM, ... wrote:
Thanks both of you.
I did find a precompiled Xephyr that runs on my computer and has evdev
enabled, but It doesn't seem to have glx support. So, I've been able
to explore a little further into the set up but it looks like
compiling this myself still needs
Thanks both of you.
I did find a precompiled Xephyr that runs on my computer and has evdev
enabled, but It doesn't seem to have glx support. So, I've been able to
explore a little further into the set up but it looks like compiling this
myself still needs to happen.
@Yan:
I do have X in the Ubu
On 01/24/14 06:38 PM, ... wrote:
I'm trying to use Xephyr to make a multiseat setup. To do this, I need evdev
support and hardware acceleration for graphics. I've read that I have to
compile Xephyer from source to do that. I have looked at several examples like
this: http://www.amxl.com/c/sing
I did this some years back... Is it possible to build X using your
package manager and install that?
Other than that, you will have to sort out all of the various paths by hand.
It looks like you have a path conflict where the compiled version is
possibly trying to use some files from your pac
I'm trying to use Xephyr to make a multiseat setup. To do this, I need
evdev support and hardware acceleration for graphics. I've read that I
have to compile Xephyer from source to do that. I have looked at several
examples like this:
http://www.amxl.com/c/single-graphics-card-multi-seat-ubuntu-
