are renderer may have what
you need, even if the i915 hardware driver does not. Given your usage
description, it would seem that the possibly lower rendering speed would
not be an issue.
:; env LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 glxinfo
will show what your version of mesa supports in software mode.
-Jim
#x27;t have time to track
it down to a specific change.
I made that dir g+w and chgrp(1)ed it to video (seemed close enough),
to which each X11-using user already belonged. The server started
working again.
Chmod 1777 might also be a resonable choice.
ttings to
that fonts.conf to determine what Xft can override and what it cannot.
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http://cgit.freedesktop.org/evtest/
http://bitmath.org/code/evemu/
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Your su
pplication calls.
As for the led, evtest shows only a single led:
Event type 17 (LED)
Event code 7 (Mute)
and I expect that covers the speaker mute led rather than the microphone
mute led. xset led 7 and xset -led 7 ought to turn that led on and off,
but that doesn't seem to wo
r a more distributed collection of remote clients, or if you require
encrytion over the lan, you can either tunnel X over ssh (cf the -X and
the -Y options to ssh) or use ipsec to secure at the network layer.
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compared to an xim is a question I'll leave for others. In the xim
case, ibus (as suggested in the other reply) and scim are good choices.
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set Headphone 1-
| key "XF86AudioMute" amixer -c 2 sset Headphone toggle
| key "XF86XK_AudioMicMute" amixer -c 2 sset Mic toggle
`
A solution outside X would listen on all of the /dev/input/event*
devices for KEY_RFKILL events and interact with /dev/rfkill just
like th
will take some effort -- and perhaps should
be done by way of switching to a more-recent toolkil -- but may pay off
in the future.
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.@vger.kernel.org would be a good place to ask about that.
1] You can get a tar of evtest from:
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/evtest/snapshot/evtest-evtest-1.30.tar.gz
or clone the repo with either of:
git clone git://git.freedesktop.org/git/evtest.git
git clone http://git.freedes
ed closer to what one would
expect for a 32" than a 42"; the above (70dpi) agrees.
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Here is why it is blurry (from http://sprunge.us/LNAT):
[233725.353] (II) intel(0): Output LVDS1 using initial mode 1366x768
[233725.353] (II) intel(0): Output HDMI2 using initial mode 1366x768
It is using the 1366x768 mode on the tv.
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It did report 1920×1080 after references to the edid of the other
display (which I took to be the old 42).
Is http://i2.minus.com/iQUKGjZbRMiNz.png indeed the new 42?
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lay. Plain grayscale anti-aliasing is fine; sub-pixel is NOT.
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e a combining accent. I'm not sure if XCompose can
KM> translate dead_accent some_letter to combining_accent some_letter,
The target of a compose sequence is a string, not just a character, so a
base char plus a combining accent is perfectly OK.
Just be sure that the compose file, for a
ingle keyboard? workstation or laptop?
or something like a laptop w/ an external numeric keyboard?
i've seen some numeric keyboards do funky things compared to ordinary
keyboards.
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