On Nov 24, 2007 3:18 PM, dp <email@hidden> wrote:
> I've just started reading this list and see there are some Xquartz hacks available to
> correct some pretty ugly problems with the Leopard X implementation. Is there a
> well-known site with changelog info where one can make intelligent decisions about
> updating this file?
>
> Is there a definitive work published and blessed by Apple to regress to the Tiger
> version of X on Leopard?
>
> Has there been a statement issued describing how this awful product was included in
> the Leopard distribution? There may be a silver lining I've missed.
>
> Disappointed in Seattle
Hi Sleepless,
To my knowledge there is no "official" address; however one might be
available by combing through the Apple knowledge base.
Silver lining: there is a considerable amount of progress on this
issue, thanks to persons devoted to this effort in the OSS community,
specifically Ben Byer, among others. A great place for info is
www.x.org/wiki/XDarwin
which contains "unofficial" but highly "useable" (to an overwhelming
majority of us who use X11 in our daily work) and dare I say "stable"
(in my experience) snapshot of all the progress that's been
accumulated thus far. Please feel free to ask any specific questions
you may have.
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