On Sat, Oct 27, 2007 at 07:45:53PM -0700, Ben Byer wrote:
> Biggest user-visible change: launchd support for X11. The only
> situation where you should need to manually start X11.app is if you
> are only running remote X11 applications.
I'm sorry but I may be a bit slow. (I'm one of those softball players
who just throw the ball in the air and swing the bat.) How else do I
fire up an xterm (preferably uxterm) without starting X11.app first?
> * Do not start X11.app from the Dock. It will do strange things --
> you'll get two icons. This is due to the aforementioned "launcher"
> in /Applications/Utilities/X11.app not being the same as the real
> server, which is now located at /usr/X11/X11.app.
Rather than launching /Applications/Utilities/X11.app, I have tried
placing /usr/X11/X11.app in the Dock and using that to launch my xterm
windows. Is that the way to do it? (Apart from its unfriendly
relationship with Spaces.)
> I sincerely hope that you all will like the new X server -- while it
> may look the same, it's based a much more modern codebase, and I hope
> to be able to facilitate more rapid development on it so that we --
> the X11.app-using community -- can make it the best X server possible,
> on any platform.
Thank you for all your effort. I certainly hope all this feedback will
help in getting the immediate problems resolved. Specially utf-8 and
foreign character sets and the trackpad paste issue which renders X11
50% useless on my Mac/PowerBooks.
- Børre Ludvigsen
> Ben Byer
> CoreOS / BSD Technology Group, XDarwin maintainer
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