Then I downloaded these two files from Apple
X11UserForMacOSX.dmg.bin (42mb)
X11SDKForMacOSX.dmg.bin (4mb)and installed them.
Actually, at first I didn't notice that these were
two different files, hence I was befuddled when
I installed only the SDK and I couldn't figure out
how to do anything. I mention this in case any
of you would tend to follow my footsteps.
The 44mb download does include a readme with
decent detail. I'll try to post it when I have time.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
It will be interesting to watch what comes out of this, what the benefits are, and what the problems are.
BTW, it looks like OroborOSX still works fine if you install this over your XDarwin installation - you can even run both together! (See the discussion above...)
Bye!
Adrian
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/x11/
interesting...
In order to try this out I removed my existing
X server and all of Fink by doing what it says at
http://fink.sourceforge.net/faq/usage-fink.php#removing
Then I downloaded these two files from Apple
X11UserForMacOSX.dmg.bin (42mb)
X11SDKForMacOSX.dmg.bin (4mb)and installed them.
Actually, at first I didn't notice that these were
two different files, hence I was befuddled when
I installed only the SDK and I couldn't figure out
how to do anything. I mention this in case any
of you would tend to follow my footsteps.
The 44mb download does include a readme with
decent detail. I'll try to post it when I have time.
Just out of interest, there's a thread over at the OroborOSX Discussion forum about this:
http://sf.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=791134&forum_id=138094
It will be interesting to watch what comes out of this, what the benefits are, and what the problems are.
BTW, it looks like OroborOSX still works fine if you install this over your XDarwin installation - you can even run both together! (See the discussion above...)
Bye!
Adrian
I won't include it here because it appears as
the third entry under the link Adrian provided.
(It's dated 2003-01-07 15:29.)
I don't see an option to use a non-Aqua appearance. Grr...
Edit ~/.xinitrc and make it exec something else.
Saves you from that terminal opening as well.
Note: X will still be around if the script exits (as opposed to in XDarwin). But if you haven't launched a window manager you'll be without one.