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 to happen.
@Yan:
I do have X in the Ubuntu repos, but it doesn;t have all the features
I need enabled. Maybe this is more of an ubuntu question, but is the
following something I could do?
apt-get remove xserver-xorg
apt-get build-dep xerver-xorg
apt-get source --download-only xserver-xorg
cd wherever-it-went
./configure --enable-kdrive --enable-xephyr --enable-xfake --enable-xfbdev
--enable-kdrive-kbd --enable-kdrive-mouse --enable-kdrive-evdev --enable-glx-tls
make
sudo make install
Also, xserver-xephyr is a package. I could do something like the
above with just xserver-xepher, but I wouldn't know how to compile it
(what flags to set, etc)
Why not use the xephyr in the repository? (Sorry if I missed something
earlier in the thread....)
Definitely a debian/ubuntu question, and getting off topic and out of my
knowledge bounds, but you don't want to just ./configure - I think
there's a dpkg-build (??) command that builds the proper deb for your
system and installs it, and most importantly, registers it so that all
the other programs know you have a functioning X.
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