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If you're comfortable, post the contents of your hosts file. Make sure it contains an entry like: 127.0.0.1 hostname hostname.domainname so if your fully qualified hostname (see uname -a) is openbsd.localdomain, you want 127.0.0.1 openbsd openbsd.localdomain Maybe you also need to have portmap and inetd running - I figured those were only needed to run cmsd back in the day, but I could be wrong. Try also adding inetd_flags= portmap_flags= to your /etc/rc.conf.local. (UPDATE: that was probably your...
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If you're comfortable, post the contents of your hosts file. Make sure it contains an entry like: 127.0.0.1 hostname hostname.domainname so if your fully qualified hostname (see uname -a) is openbsd.localdomain, you want 127.0.0.1 openbsd openbsd.localdomain Maybe you also need to have portmap and inetd running - I figured those were only needed to run cmsd back in the day, but I could be wrong. Try also adding inetd_flags= portmap_flags= to your /etc/rc.conf.local. Otherwise it could be any number...
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If you're comfortable, post the contents of your hosts file. Make sure it contains an entry like: 127.0.0.1 hostname hostname.domainname so if your fully qualified hostname (see uname -a) is openbsd.localdomain, you want 127.0.0.1 openbsd openbsd.localdomain Otherwise it could be any number of issues related to running on a big endian platform. I will investigate as soon as my POWER9 hardware shows up. Maybe you also need to have portmap and inetd running - I figured those were only needed to run...
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If you're comfortable, post the contents of your hosts file. Make sure it contains an entry like: 127.0.0.1 hostname hostname.domainname so if your fully qualified hostname (see uname -a) is openbsd.localdomain, you want 127.0.0.1 openbsd openbsd.localdomain Otherwise it could be any number of issues related to running on a big endian platform. I will investigate as soon as my POWER9 hardware shows up.
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Thank you :) Soon we'll see how it builds on PowerPC64 little endian and ARM64... Consider making OpenBSD the reference platform for CDE development. They have always worked together reasonably well, plus OpenBSD has unique security features that can help find bugs in unexpected places.
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Thank you :) Soon we'll see how it builds on PowerPC64 little endian and ARM64...
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Thank you :)
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Notes on building on OpenBSD 7.0: You need to install bison as well ld no longer searches for libraries in /usr/local/lib by default. You must export LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/local/lib before you start building export AUTOMAKE_VERSION=x.xx; export AUTOCONF_VERSION=x.xx before you run autogen.sh Add CFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include" CXXFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include" to the ./configure command Use doas instead of sudo Documentation does not even try to build on 2.4.0a and up, I think it's an issue with the new...
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Notes on building on OpenBSD 7.0: You need to install bison as well ld no longer searches for libraries in /usr/local/lib by default. You must export LIBRARYPATH="/usr/local/lib before you start building export AUTOMAKE_VERSION=x.xx; export AUTOCONF_VERSION=x.xx before you run autogen.sh Add CFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include" CXXFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include" to the ./configure command Use doas instead of sudo Documentation does not even try to build on 2.4.0a and up, I think it's an issue with the new...
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Notes on building on OpenBSD 7.0: You need to install bison as well ld no longer searches for libraries in /usr/local/lib by default. You must export LIBRARYPATH="/usr/local/lib before you start building export AUTOMAKE_VERSION=x.xx; export AUTOCONF_VERSION=x.xx before you run autogen.sh Add CFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include" CXXFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include" to the ./configure command Use doas instead of sudo Documentation does not even try to build on 2.4.0a and up, I think it's an issue with the new...
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Notes on building on OpenBSD 7.0: You need to install bison as well ld no longer searches for libraries in /usr/local/lib by default. You must export LIBRARYPATH="/usr/local/lib before you start building export AUTOMAKE_VERSION=x.xx; export AUTOCONF_VERSION=x.xx before you run autogen.sh Add CFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include" CXXFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include" to the ./configure command Use doas instead of sudo Documentation does not even try to build on 2.4.0a and up, I think it's an issue with the new...
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Fixed.
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Can confirm this is still an issue when building the latest version on OpenBSD 7.0. The problem appears to be with the call to _DtXpmWriteFileFromPixmap() as confirmed by hours poking around with lldb.
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Front panel uses wrong color by default
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Dtinfo crashes with "flex scanner jammed"
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Dticon segfaults when saving xpm
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I am using CDE on OpenBSD 6.8. I had to make a little change to libDtHelp's makefile (add -ljpeg) but it compiled just fine. However, dticon segfaults whenever I try to save any xpm (xbm works fine).
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I am using CDE on OpenBSD 6.8. I had to make a little change to libDtHelp's makefile (add -ljpeg) but it compiled just fine. However, dticon segfaults whenever I try to save.
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I managed to stroggify the source code for OpenBSD's apm command into a handy little Motif battery monitor. It should compile without issue on OpenBSD. https://github.com/vmlinuz719/DtApm
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I managed to stroggify the source code for OpenBSD's apm command into a handy little Motif battery monitor. It should compile without issue on OpenBSD. https://github.com/vmlinuz719/DtApm
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I managed to stroggify the source code for OpenBSD's apm command into a handy little Motif battery monitor. It should compile without issue on OpenBSD. https://github.com/vmlinuz719/DtApm
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Also, on OpenBSD 6.8, libDtHelp now needs to be explicitly linked to libjpeg
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Also, on OpenBSD 6.8, you need to add -ljpeg to some of the Imakefiles - at least the ones for dthelpview and dthelpdemo
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So I tried to build CDE latest on NetBSD 9.1, but the build failed with an error, something about Book.sdl.out? Someone got it to work though, wondering how.
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Dtcm crashes whenever you try to add an appointment or to-do
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This is fixed.
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dtlogin freezes for a moment then starts over after entering user name in OpenBSD 6.0
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Screen doesn't lock on OpenBSD 6.0
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Calls to iconv() need type casts for the second argument in dtmail on OpenBSD 6.0
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dtcalc crashes on radix set, mode set, etc. on OpenBSD 6.0
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How would I set up CDE so that, for instance, png files open with Gimp? I'm trying...
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How would I set up CDE so that, for instance, png files open with Gimp? I'm trying...
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Nevermind, delete this thread pls
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Dtcalc is an incredibly useful and advanced calculator (wipes the floor with xcalc);...
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Dtcalc is an incredibly useful and advanced calculator (wipes the floor with xcalc);...
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dtcalc crashes on radix set, mode set, etc. on OpenBSD 5.6
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Update: it was a problem with portmap, or to be more precise, the lack thereof. If...
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When I launch dtlogin, the screen just flashes and I have to reboot. When I launch...
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How exactly would I apply this patch?
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I am trying out OpenIndiana. How do I set X or CDE or whatever to use KEYBOARD_FOCUS_POINTER...
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When I try to start dtmail, it vomits the following error: "Mailer has not been properly...
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Yes, use OpenBSD. It uses Helvetica as CDE's default font, and it's much nicer than...
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Yes, use OpenBSD. It uses Helvetica as CDE's default font, and it's much nicer than...
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Found a quick and dirty fix: add "/usr/dt/bin/rpc.cmsd" to /etc/rc.local. Now dtcm...
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Try making /usr/dt/bin/rpc.cmsd run at startup. Or, before opening a CDE X session,...
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Sometimes my front panel gets moved by accident, and I would like to know if there...
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Oh, and I'm using OpenBSD. How do I get mailer and calendar working? Thanks!
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If the owner of a UNIX box is dumb enough to log in as root to a command line session,...
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If the owner of a UNIX box is dumb enough to log in as root to a command line session,...
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The default fonts are a bit ugly. How might I switch them to something more palatable,...
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