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diff --git a/Hurd/Xfree86.mdwn b/Hurd/Xfree86.mdwn index e1a6eddc..d6b7f201 100644 --- a/Hurd/Xfree86.mdwn +++ b/Hurd/Xfree86.mdwn @@ -1,24 +1,25 @@ 1. First, set up the keyboard translator: -# cd /dev # ./MAKEDEV kbd + # cd /dev + # ./MAKEDEV kbd 1. And then the mouse translator. For a serial port mouse, this is along the lines of: -# settrans /dev/mouse /hurd/mouse --device=com0 --protocol=microsoft + # settrans /dev/mouse /hurd/mouse --device=com0 --protocol=microsoft -Make sure that \`/dev/com0' actually exists. If it does not, create it using MAKEDEV in the usual fashion. +Make sure that `/dev/com0` actually exists. If it does not, create it using `MAKEDEV` in the usual fashion. PS/2 so not require a device. It is simple a matter of: -# settrans /dev/mouse /hurd/mouse --protocol=ps/2 + # settrans /dev/mouse /hurd/mouse --protocol=ps/2 -For other mice, run \`/hurd/mouse' with the \`--help' option. +For other mice, run `/hurd/mouse` with the `--help` option. -1. You will need several X packages. The x-window-system-core package will bring you most of what you need: xserver-xfree86, xfonts-base, xfonts-100dpi, xfonts-75dpi, xfonts-scalable, xbase-clients, xutils, rxvt, your window manager of choice +1. You will need several X packages. The `x-window-system-core` package will bring you most of what you need: `xserver-xfree86`, `xfonts-base`, `xfonts-100dpi`, `xfonts-75dpi`, `xfonts-scalable`, `xbase-clients`, `xutils`, `rxvt`, your window manager of choice -1. The recommended way of configuring X is using the xserver-xfree86 debconf template, eg: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86. It may just be easiest to just copy a working configuration file from another operation system running on the same computer and place it in \`/etc/X11/XF86Config-4', but this is discouraged as you'd have to remove some sections by hand. +1. The recommended way of configuring X is using the `xserver-xfree86` debconf template, eg: `dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86`. It may just be easiest to just copy a working configuration file from another operation system running on the same computer and place it in `/etc/X11/XF86Config-4`, but this is discouraged as you'd have to remove some sections by hand. -IMPORTANT: when you configure it, make sure you DON'T enable the following modules: speedo, dri because they're currently broken. +IMPORTANT: when you configure it, make sure you DON'T enable the following modules: `speedo`, `dri` because they're currently broken. Then, edit the file manualy and make the mouse sections look like this: @@ -38,17 +39,21 @@ Then, edit the file manualy and make the mouse sections look like this: Option "Protocol" "osmouse" EndSection -Emulate3Buttons (Option "Emulate3Buttons" "true") may be optionally added. Nothing else will work. +Emulate3Buttons (`Option "Emulate3Buttons" "true"`) may be optionally added. Nothing else will work. -1. As the Hurd does not use ld.so.conf, it is necessary to add the following to \`/etc/profile' to be sure that the libraries are found: +1. As the Hurd does not use `ld.so.conf`, it is necessary to add the following to `/etc/profile` to be sure that the libraries are found: -LD\_LIBRARY\_PATH=/X11R6/lib:$LD\_LIBRARY\_PATH + LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/X11R6/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH -1. Finally, run startx +1. Finally, run `startx` 1. There are several caveats to be aware of: - 1. 1. xterm does not work correctly; try rxvt. - 2. update-menu does not yet work. As such, there are no fine Debian menus. + 1. 1. `xterm` does not work correctly; try `rxvt`. + 2. `update-menu` does not yet work. As such, there are no fine Debian menus. 3. GNOME can now be ported with the new pthreads, but is still worked on. Window Maker, TWM, Blackbox and FVWM all work. -- [[Main/RobertMillan]] - 21 Nov 2002 + +Some text formatting + +-- [[Main/OgnyanKulev]] - 05 Dec 2002 |