xfree86_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.changes is NEW
(new) lbxproxy_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
Low Bandwidth X (LBX) proxy server
Applications that would like to take advantage of the Low Bandwidth extension
to X (LBX) must make their connections to an lbxproxy. These applications
need know nothing about LBX, they simply connect to the lbxproxy as if were a
regular X server. The lbxproxy accepts client connections, multiplexes them
over a single connection to the X server, and performs various optimizations
on the X protocol to make it faster over low bandwidth and/or high latency
connections.
(new) libdps-dev_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libdevel
Display PostScript (DPS) client library development files
Header files and a static version of the DPS (Display PostScript) client
library are provided by this package.
(new) libdps1-dbg_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb extra libdevel
Display PostScript (DPS) client library (unstripped)
This package is useful to provide a backtrace with symbol names in a
debugger; this facilitates interpretation of core dumps, and aids in finding
logic errors in programs using this library (or the library itself). The
library is installed in /usr/X11R6/lib/debug and can be used by placing that
directory in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable when the code to
be debugged is executed.
.
Non-programmers will likely have little use for this package. See the
libdps1 package for further information.
(new) libdps1_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libs
Display PostScript (DPS) client library
libdps provides client-side libraries for use with the Display Postscript
(DPS) system.
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This package only provides the client-side interfaces to DPS. In order to
fully take advantage of it, you need to install either the DPS extension for
XFree86 or the dgs (Display GhostScript) package.
(new) libxaw6-dbg_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb extra libdevel
X Athena widget set library (version 6) (unstripped)
This package is useful to provide a backtrace with symbol names in a
debugger; this facilitates interpretation of core dumps, and aids in finding
logic errors in programs using this library (or the library itself). The
library is installed in /usr/X11R6/lib/debug and can be used by placing that
directory in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable when the code to
be debugged is executed.
.
Non-programmers will likely have little use for this package. See the
libxaw6 package for further information.
(new) libxaw6-dev_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb extra libdevel
X Athena widget set library development files (version 6)
Xaw header files and a static version of the Athena widget library are
provided by this package, which supports Xaw6-based clients.
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It is necessary for the symbol OLDXAW to be defined at compile time for the
Athena library-using program to behave correctly; otherwise the header files
in this package will exhibit Xaw7 behavior.
(new) libxaw6_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libs
X Athena widget set library (version 6)
Xaw is a widget set based on the the Xt (X Toolkit Intrinsics) library. It
provides a set of graphical user-interface elements ("widgets") such as
menus, scrollbars, dialog boxes, text-input areas, and so forth. The X
clients distributed with the X Window System itself, as well as many others,
use the Athena widget set.
.
The version of the Athena widgets in this package corresponds to the X11R6.4
release of the X Window System. XFree86 has made significant enhancements to
the Athena widget set; their version can be found in the libxaw7 package.
(new) libxaw7-dbg_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb extra libdevel
X Athena widget set library (unstripped)
This package is useful to provide a backtrace with symbol names in a
debugger; this facilitates interpretation of core dumps, and aids in finding
logic errors in programs using this library (or the library itself). The
library is installed in /usr/X11R6/lib/debug and can be used by placing that
directory in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable when the code to
be debugged is executed.
.
Non-programmers will likely have little use for this package. See the
libxaw7 package for further information.
(new) libxaw7-dev_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libdevel
X Athena widget set library development files
Xaw header files, a static library, and a manual page documenting new
features in version 7 of the Athena widget library are provided by this
package.
(new) libxaw7_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libs
X Athena widget set library
Xaw is a widget set based on the the Xt (X Toolkit Intrinsics) library. It
provides a set of graphical user-interface elements ("widgets") such as
menus, scrollbars, dialog boxes, text-input areas, and so forth. The X
clients distributed with the X Window System itself, as well as many others,
use the Athena widget set.
.
XFree86 has made a number of major improvements to the Athena widget set,
resulting in version 7 -- this version features widgets customizable in
appearance and event handling (a.k.a. "themes"); an extensible image loader
(currently supports bitmaps, gradients, and pixmaps); numerous enhancements
to the Text widget, text source and text sink objects; and multiple-column
support in the SimpleMenu widget.
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The older Athena widget library corresponding to version X11R6.4 of the X
Window System can be found in the libxaw6 package.
(new) proxymngr_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
X proxy services manager
proxymngr is responsible for resolving requests from xfindproxy (in the
xbase-clients package) and other similar clients, starting new proxies when
appropriate, and keeping track of all the available proxy services.
(new) twm_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
Tab window manager
twm is a window manager for the X Window System. It provides title bars,
shaped windows, several forms of icon management, user-defined macro
functions, click-to-type and pointer-driven keyboard focus, and
user-specified key and pointer button bindings.
(new) x-window-system-core_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
X Window System core components
This metapackage provides the essential components for a standalone
workstation running the X Window System. It provides the X libraries, an X
server (except on the S/390 architecture), a set of fonts, and a group of
basic X clients and utilities.
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Higher level metapackages, such as those for desktop environments, can
depend on this package and simplify their dependencies.
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It should be noted that a package providing x-window-manager and a package
providing x-terminal-emulator should also be installed to ensure a
comfortable X experience.
(new) xbase-clients_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
miscellaneous X clients
An X client is a program that interfaces with an X server (almost always via
the X libraries), and thus with some input and output hardware like a
graphics card, monitor, keyboard, and pointing device (such as a mouse).
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This package provides a miscellaneous assortment of several dozen X clients
that ship with the X Window System, including:
- startx and xinit, which initialize X sessions from the command line;
- xauth, a tool for controlling access to the X session;
- xedit, a text editor;
- xbiff, a tool which tells you when you have new email;
- xcalc, a scientific calculator desktop accessory;
- xclipboard, a tool to manage cut-and-pasted text selections;
- xcutsel, which exchanges selection and cut buffer contents;
- xconsole, which monitors system console messages;
- xditview, a viewer for ditroff output;
- xeyes, a demo program in which a pair of eyes track the pointer;
- xfd, a tool that displays all the glyphs in a given X font;
- xfontsel, a tool for browsing and selecting X fonts;
- xhost, a very dangerous program that you should never use;
- xkill, a tool for terminating misbehaving X clients;
- xload, a monitor for the system load average;
- xlogo, a demo program that displays the X logo;
- xmag, which magnifies parts of the X screen;
- xman, a manual page browser;
- xmessage, a tool to display message or dialog boxes;
- xrandr, a command-line interface to the RandR extension;
- xrefresh, a tool that forces a redraw of the X screen;
- xsetroot, a tool for tailoring the appearance of the root window;
- xtrapchar, xtrapin, xtrapinfo, xtrapout, xtrapproto, xtrapreset, and
xtrapstats, a group of sample clients that use the XTrap extension;
- xvidtune, a tool for customizing X server modelines for your monitor;
- xwd, a utility for taking window dumps ("screenshots") of the X session;
- xwud, a viewer for window dumps created by xwd;
- oclock and xclock, graphical clocks;
- beforelight, a screen saver;
- bitmap, a monochrome bitmap file editor;
- bmtoa, a tool that converts a monochrome bitmap to ASCII text;
- cxpm and sxpm, tools for checking and viewing X pixmap files;
- dpsexec, a Display PostScript program that allows the user to interact
directly with the PostScript interpreter through a command interface
- dpsinfo, a utility for displaying information about the DPS extension
present in an X server or provided by a client-side DPS agent
- glxgears, a GLX demo that draws three rotating gears, and prints
framerate information to standard output
- iceauth, a tool for manipulating ICE protocol authorization records;
- texteroids, a spinning text demo for the DPS extension
- xset, a tool for setting miscellaneous X server parameters;
- xmodmap, a utility for modifying keymaps and pointer button mappings in X;
- xsetmode and xsetpointer, tools for handling X Input devices;
- setxkbmap, xkbbell, xkbcomp, xkbevd, xkbprint, xkbvleds, and xkbwatch,
tools for managing the X keyboard extension (XKB);
- xsm, a session manager for X sessions;
- smproxy, a session manager proxy for X clients that do not use the X
session manager protocol;
- xgamma, a tool for querying and setting a monitor's gamma correction;
- appres, editres, listres, viewres, and xrdb, which query and update the
X resource database;
- Xmark, x11perf, and x11perfcomp, tools for benchmarking graphical
operations under the X Window System;
- fstobdf, which retrieves a font in BDF format from an X font server;
- xcmsdb, a device color characteristic utility for the X Color Management
System;
- xstdcmap, a utility to selectively define standard colormap properties;
- xev, an X event displayer;
- xfindproxy, a tool to locate X proxy services;
- xlsatoms, which lists interned atoms defined on an X server;
- xlsclients, which lists client applications running on an X display;
- xlsfonts, a server font list displayer;
- xprop, a property displayer for X;
- xdpyinfo, a display information utility for X;
- xwininfo, a window information utility for X;
- glxinfo, a GLX extension information utility for X;
- xvinfo, an Xv extension information utility for X;
- ico, an X graphics demo using an animated polyhedron;
- dga, a demo program for the DGA extension; and
- xgc, an (unfinished) X graphics demo program.
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xbase-clients also -- except on the s390 architecture -- contains the XFree86
X server configuration programs xf86cfg and xf86config, but in general the
Debconf interface to the xserver-xfree86 package should be used instead of
these tools.
(new) xdm_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
X display manager
xdm manages a collection of X servers, which may be on the local host or
remote machines. It provides services similar to those provided by init,
getty, and login on character-based terminals: prompting for login name and
password, authenticating the user, and running a session. xdm supports XDMCP
(X Display Manager Control Protocol) and can also be used to run a chooser
process which presents the user with a menu of possible hosts that offer
XDMCP display management.
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If the xutils package is installed, xdm can use the sessreg utility to
register login sessions to the system utmp file; this, however, is not
necessary for xdm to function.
(new) xfs_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
X font server
xfs is a daemon that listens on a network port and serves X fonts to X
servers (and thus to X clients). All X servers have the ability to serve
locally installed fonts for themselves, but xfs makes it possible to offload
that job from the X server, and/or have a central repository of fonts on a
networked machine running xfs so that all the machines running X servers on a
network do not require their own set of fonts. xfs may also be invoked by
users to, for instance, make available X fonts in user accounts that are not
available to the X server or to an already running system xfs.
(new) xfwp_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
X firewall proxy server
The X firewall proxy is an application layer gateway proxy that may be run
on a network firewall host to forward X traffic across the firewall. Used
in conjunction with the X server Security extension and authorization
checking, xfwp constitutes a safe, simple, and reliable mechanism both to
hide the addresses of X servers located on an intranet and to enforce a
server connection policy. Xfwp cannot protect against mischief
originating on an intranet; however, when properly configured it can
guarantee that only trusted clients originating on authorized external
Internet hosts will be allowed inbound access to local X servers.
(new) xlibmesa-dri_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
Mesa 3D graphics library modules [XFree86]
Chipset-specific DRI modules for the Mesa library, if available for your
machine architecture, are provided in this package. (Unlike the modules in
the xserver-xfree86 package, the DRI modules are loaded by the Mesa library,
not by the X server itself.)
(new) xlibmesa-gl-dbg_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb extra libdevel
Mesa 3D graphics library (unstripped) [XFree86]
This package is useful to provide a backtrace with symbol names in a
debugger; this facilitates interpretation of core dumps, and aids in finding
logic errors in programs using this library (or the library itself). The
library is installed in /usr/lib/debug and can be used by placing that
directory in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable when the code to
be debugged is executed.
.
Non-programmers will likely have little use for this package. See the
xlibmesa-gl package for further information.
(new) xlibmesa-gl-dev_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libdevel
Mesa 3D graphics library development files [XFree86]
xlibmesa-dev provides static versions of the libraries provided in
xlibmesa-gl, as well as header files and manual pages.
(new) xlibmesa-gl_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libs
Mesa 3D graphics library [XFree86]
Mesa is a 3D graphics library which presents an API intended to be compatible
with OpenGL. XFree86 maintains its own version of the Mesa library (which is
regularly resynchronized with the official one) to permit development of the
XFree86 X server's Direct Rendering Infrastructure (DRI), which makes the 3D
acceleration features of many modern video cards available to X client
programmers.
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Chipset-specific acceleration modules, if available for your machine
architecture, are provided in the xlibmesa-dri package.
(new) xlibmesa-glu-dbg_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb extra libdevel
Mesa OpenGL utility library (unstripped) [XFree86]
This package is useful to provide a backtrace with symbol names in a
debugger; this facilitates interpretation of core dumps, and aids in finding
logic errors in programs using this library (or the library itself). The
library is installed in /usr/lib/debug and can be used by placing that
directory in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable when the code to
be debugged is executed.
.
Non-programmers will likely have little use for this package. See the
xlibmesa-glu package for further information.
(new) xlibmesa-glu-dev_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libdevel
Mesa OpenGL utility library development files [XFree86]
xlibmesa-dev provides static versions of the libraries provided in
xlibmesa-glu, as well as header files and manual pages.
(new) xlibmesa-glu_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libs
Mesa OpenGL utility library [XFree86]
The OpenGL utility library (GLU) offers simple interfaces for building
mipmaps; checking for the presence of extensions in the OpenGL (or other
libraries which follow the same conventions for advertising extensions);
drawing piecewise linear curves, NURBS, quadrics and other primitives
(including, but not limited to, teapots); tesselating surfaces; setting up
projection matrices and unprojecting screen coordinates to world coordinates.
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XFree86 maintains its own version of the Mesa libraries; see the xlibmesa-gl
package for more information.
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This package was built using version 1.02 of the C++ ABI.
(new) xlibosmesa-dev_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libdevel
Mesa off-screen rendering library development files [XFree86]
xlibosmesa-dev provides static versions of the libraries provided in
xlibosmesa4, as well as header files and manual pages.
(new) xlibosmesa4-dbg_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb extra libdevel
Mesa off-screen rendering library (unstripped) [XFree86]
This package is useful to provide a backtrace with symbol names in a
debugger; this facilitates interpretation of core dumps, and aids in finding
logic errors in programs using this library (or the library itself). The
library is installed in /usr/lib/debug and can be used by placing that
directory in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable when the code to
be debugged is executed.
.
Non-programmers will likely have little use for this package. See the
xlibosmesa4 package for further information.
(new) xlibosmesa4_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libs
Mesa off-screen rendering library [XFree86]
Mesa is a 3D graphics library which presents an API intended to be compatible
with OpenGL. XFree86 maintains its own version of the Mesa library (which is
regularly resynchronized with the official one) to permit development of the
XFree86 X server's Direct Rendering Infrastructure (DRI), which makes the 3D
acceleration features of many modern video cards available to X client
programmers.
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The off-screen rendering library (OSMesa) is an extension to Mesa, not an
implementation of any OpenGL standard; therefore, it is packaged separately,
so that any OpenGL-conformant library may be installed on a Debian system,
and OpenGL-based programs may depend on any of them. The OSMesa library,
however, specifically depends on the Mesa library.
(new) xlibs-dbg_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb extra libdevel
X Window System client libraries (unstripped)
This package is useful to provide a backtrace with symbol names in a
debugger; this facilitates interpretation of core dumps, and aids in finding
logic errors in programs using the libraries in this package (or the
libraries themselves). The library is installed in /usr/X11R6/lib/debug
and can be used by placing that directory in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
environment variable when the code to be debugged is executed.
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Unstripped versions of Xlib's loadable modules for internationalization
support are provided in /usr/X11R6/lib/debug/X11/locale/common. Note that if
you wish to debug these modules, you will need to set XLOCALEDIR to
/usr/X11R6/lib/debug/X11/locale. Also note that for security reasons,
unprivileged users are unable to override XLOCALEDIR in this way, so you may
have to perform your debugging of the Xlib modules as root.
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Non-programmers will likely have little use for this package. See the xlibs
package for more information.
(new) xlibs-dev_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libdevel
X Window System client library development files
xlibs-dev provides static versions of the libraries provided in xlibs, as
well as several libraries that do not exist in shared object form for
various reasons (such as the fact that their APIs have not stabilized, or
that they are deprecated). Header files and manual pages are also
provided.
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The libraries available only in static form include:
- libFS
- libI810XvMC
- libXau
- libXdmcp
- libXfont
- libXfontcache
- libXinerama
- libXss
- libXvMC
- libXxf86dga
- libXxf86misc
- libXxf86rush
- libXxf86vm
- libfntstubs
- libfontenc
- liboldX
- libxf86config
- libxkbfile
- libxkbui
(new) xlibs-static-pic_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb extra libdevel
X Window System client extension library PIC archives
This package provides PIC archives (static libraries with PIC information)
of some of the libraries in xlibs-dev that are available in xlibs-dev as
static objects.
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These archives are available for use *only* for linking into objects which
will be accessed using the dlopen() function, such as plugin modules for
applications.
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The libraries available in PIC archive form include:
- libFS
- libI810XvMC (not available on hurd-i386 or netbsd-i386)
- libXRes
- libXau
- libXdmcp
- libXfontcache
- libXinerama
- libXss
- libXvMC
- libXxf86dga
- libXxf86misc
- libXxf86rush
- libXxf86vm
- libfontenc
- liboldX
- libxf86config
- libxkbfile
- libxkbui
(new) xlibs_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional libs
X Window System client libraries
The X libraries are an interface between X client programs and the
hardware-oriented X servers, and consist of routines to read input from the
keyboard and pointer, draw on the screen, etc., in an abstract manner that is
independent of the particular characteristics of the hardware. The X
libraries, and the programs that use them, communicate with X servers by
means of the X protocol.
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libX11 (a.k.a. Xlib) provides the low-level functionality, dealing mostly
with the wire protocol and in terms of basic operations such as opening and
closing the X protocol connection, creating graphics contexts, drawing
graphics primitives such as lines, arcs, and glyphs, handling events, and so
forth. A set of dynamically-loadable internationalization modules is also
part of Xlib, though not in the libX11 shared object itself.
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libXpm, the X pixmap library, is a set of routines used to store and retrieve
X pixmaps (a data structure comprising a rectangular array of pixels) from
files; the xpm file format is an extension of the monochrome bitmap file
format in the X11 specification. (Traditionally, libXpm was maintained and
distributed separately from the X Window System, but XFree86 has absorbed
this library).
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libXt, the X Toolkit Intrinsics, is an abstract widget library upon which
graphical widget libraries (such as Athena and LessTif) may be developed; the
Intrinsics provide a number of useful interfaces to X conventions and
protocols, in many cases reducing a long series of Xlib calls to just a
couple of Xt calls.
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libXmu is a set of miscellaneous utility functions useful to client
programmers.
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libXmuu is a very small set of miscellaneous utility functions extracted
from Xmu, Xt, and Xaw, for clients that need the occasional useful
function from these libraries but do not require the toolkit overhead. To
use libXmuu, simply include the headers for the other libraries in the
client and link against Xmuu instead of Xmu, Xt, and Xaw. Needless to
say, if the client uses functions from Xmu, Xt, or Xaw that are not
present in Xmuu, it will fail to link.
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The remainder of the libraries in this package implement the client side
of various X protocol extensions:
- libICE, the Inter-Client Exchange extension;
- libSM, the Session Management extension;
- libXext, a collection of several commonly-used extensions;
- libXft, a FreeType-based font rendering extension(old version);
- libXi, the X Input extension;
- libXp, the X Printing extension;
- libXrandr, the RnR (resizing and rotation for the root window) extension;
- libXTrap, an extension for capturing the server protocol and synthesizing
core input events;
- libXtst, the X Testing extension; and
- libxrx, the remote activation extension.
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The PEX5 and XIE extension libraries are no longer part of this package;
they are deprecated, and practically unused in modern X clients.
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xlibs also contains the XKB keyboard parameter files, locale data, and a set
of bitmap and pixmap image files commonly used by X clients.
(new) xmh_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb extra mail
X interface to the MH mail system
xmh provides a graphical user interface to the MH (Message Handler) mail
system. xmh is a very old X client and is not exactly a "living" piece of
software. MH users will probably prefer the exmh package, which serves the
same function and continues to be actively developed.
(new) xnest_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
nested X server
xnest an X server that is itself an X client. This allows you to run a
server within a server; this is occasionally useful for testing new window
managers and other X clients.
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Xnest relies upon its parent X server for font services.
(new) xprt_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
X print server (XFree86 version)
xprt provides an X server with the print extension and special DDX
(Device-Dependent X) implementation.
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This package provides Xprt, the Xprint server from XFree86. Note that this
version is buggy and does not work with Mozilla. You should install
xprt-xprintorg instead, which provides full support for printing from
mozilla, including non-latin characters and MathML. Improvement of XFree86's
version of the Xprint server is expected in a future release.
(new) xserver-common_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
files and utilities common to all X servers
The X server is the hardware interface of the X Window System. Its job is to
communicate with video display and input devices, and present them in a
standardized, abstract fashion via the X protocol to X clients (X-based
programs). The X server largely relieves programs of having to know or care
about the details of the hardware with which they are interacting (such
things as 32-bit versus 8-bit color, the layout of the keyboard, how many
buttons the mouse has, etc.). The catch is that the X server must itself
know the technical specifications of the graphics hardware and monitor, the
keyboard layout, the protocol used by the mouse, and so forth.
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X servers either need fonts installed on the local host, or need to know of a
remote host that provides font services (with xfs, for instance). The former
means that font packages are mandatory. The latter means that font packages
may be gratuitous. To err on the side of caution, install at least the
xfonts-base, xfonts-100dpi or xfonts-75dpi, and xfonts-scalable packages.
(new) xserver-xfree86-dbg_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb extra x11
the XFree86 X server (static version with debugging symbols)
This package is a variant of the xserver-xfree86 package which includes a
monolithic XFree86 X server binary (as opposed to using loadable server
modules on the architectures where they are supported) and which retains
debugging symbols for execution tracing and core dump analysis.
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Installation of the xserver-xfree86 package is recommended for documentation
of the XFree86 X server, but is not mandatory. See the package description
of xserver-xfree86 for more information.
(new) xserver-xfree86_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
the XFree86 X server
The XFree86 X server is an X server for several architectures and operating
systems; its architecture was completely redesigned for the 4.0 release, and
features a loadable module system in which required modules are loaded on
demand by a single server binary as opposed to the video card-specific X
servers of the 3.x release.
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The XFree86 server supports most modern graphics hardware from most vendors,
and supersedes most version 3.x XFree86 X servers. See
<http://www.xfree86.org/4.3.0/Status.html> for information on its support for
your particular hardware.
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If the discover, mdetect and read-edid packages are installed, this package's
configuration script will use them to attempt automatic configuration of the
X server based on your information returned by your video card, mouse, and
monitor.
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Note that on the HP-PA, MIPS, and SuperH architectures, the server's
loadable module support is not present, and therefore the XFree86 server is a
(very large) single binary.
(new) xterm_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
X terminal emulator
xterm is a terminal emulator for the X Window System. It provides DEC VT102
and Tektronix 4014 compatible terminals for programs that cannot use the
window system directly. This version implements ISO/ANSI colors and most of
the control sequences used by DEC VT220 terminals.
(new) xutils_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
X Window System utility programs
xutils provides a set of utility programs shipped with the X Window System
that do not require the X libraries; many of these programs are useful
even on a system that does not have any X clients or X servers installed.
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The programs in this package include:
- atobm, a converter from ASCII to X bitmap (.xbm) files;
- bdftopcf, which converts BDF fonts to PCF fonts;
- bdftruncate.pl and ucs2any.pl, tools to generate fonts with various
encodings from ISO 10646-encoded fonts
- ccmakedep, a version of makedepend which "does it right"
- cleanlinks, a program to remove dangling symlinks and empty directories
from a shadow link tree (created with lndir)
- fslsfonts, a tool that lists fonts served by an X font server;
- imake, a C preprocessor interface to the make utility;
- lndir, a tool that creates a shadow directory of symbolic links to
another directory tree;
- makedepend, a tool to create dependencies in makefiles;
- makeg, a tool for making debuggable executables;
- makepsres, a tool that creates PostScript language resource database
files;
- makestrs, a tool that makes string table C source and header(s);
- mkcfm, a tool that create summaries of font metric files in CID font
directories;
- mkdirhier, a tool that creates a directory hierarchy;
- mkfontdir, a program to generate fonts.dir files;
- scanpci, a utility for retrieving information about the PCI bus and
devices on it (not available on all architectures);
- pcitweak, a utility that can be used to examine or change registers in
the PCI configuration space (not available on all architectures);
- pswrap, a tool that creates C procedures from segments of PostScript
language code;
- resize, which prints a shell command for setting the TERM and TERMCAP
environment variables to indicate the current size of the xterm (or
compatible program) window from which the command is run;
- revpath, which generates a relative path that can be used to undo a
change-directory;
- rstart, a remote start client;
- rstartd, a remote start daemon activated by rstart connections;
- sessreg, a simple program for managing utmp/wtmp entries;
- showfont, a font dumper for use with an X font server;
- showrgb, a decompiler for RGB color-name databases;
- xfsinfo, an X font server information utility;
- xmkmf, a tool that creates a Makefile from an Imakefile; and
- xon, a tool that starts an X program on a remote machine.
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Installation of the xlibs-dev package, which contains the imake template
files, is necessary if the imake or xmkmf tools are to be used.
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Installation of an rsh or ssh daemon (server) is necessary if rstartd is
to be used, and installation of an rsh or ssh client is necessary if
rstart is to be used.
(new) xvfb_4.3.0-0pre1v1_ia64.deb optional x11
virtual framebuffer X server
xvfb provides an X server that can run on machines with no display hardware
and no physical input devices. It emulates a dumb framebuffer using virtual
memory. The primary use of this server was intended to be server testing,
but other novel uses for it have been found, including testing clients
against unusual depths and screen configurations, doing batch processing with
Xvfb as a background rendering engine, load testing, as an aid to porting the
X server to a new platform, and providing an unobtrusive way to run
applications that don't really need an X server but insist on having one
anyway.
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This package also contains a convenience script called xvfb-run which
simplifies the automated execution of X clients in a virtual server
environment. This convenience script requires the use of the xauth
program from xbase-clients, hence the suggestion of xbase-clients.
Changes: xfree86 (4.3.0-0pre1v1) experimental; urgency=low
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* new upstream release
- XFree86 X server now supports ATI Radeon Mobility (Closes: #196810)
- XFree86 X server now supports SiS 740 chipset (Closes: #196912)
- XTerm allows window title reporting, disabled by default, to be enabled
at the user's option via the allowWindowOps X resource (Closes: #200857)
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* Some things changed. This release would not have been possible without
the assistance of Daniel Stone (sponsored by Trinity College, Melbourne
Uni) and ISHIKAWA Mutsumi. A proper changelog entry for this release may
not be possible even if God Himself grabbed my keyboard away from me.
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* converted package build process to use packaged version of DBS, courtesy
of Warren Turkal
- debian/control: build-depend on dbs
- debian/rules: use DBS
- debian/scripts/vars: DBS knows where the stampdir is
- debian/setperms: no longer need to enforce permissions on local version of
DBS
- debian/{doogie-build-system,scripts/{fix.source.patch,patch.apply,
patch.unapply,source.patch,source.unpack,unfix.source.patch}: deleted in
favor of DBS
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* debian/rules: stop calling debconf2po-update, per Denis Barbier
(Closes: #172579)
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* remove special-case logic in linux.cf that defined "HasLinuxInput" to
"NO" for Mc68020Architecture:
- m68k is now supported by the Linux 2.4.20 kernel (at least in
Debian), so we let this symbol be defined to "YES" just like all the
other architectures. This only really affects the Wacom input driver
and should not cause any regressions. (thanks to James Troup for
pointing out this no-longer-needed conditional)
- patch #003 update
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* always disable FontLibSharedFreeType, ensuring similarity between normal
XFree86 server and XFree86 debugging server:
- patch #003 updated
- this change should be dropped when the module-loading server can be
linked against an external FreeType2 library [ISHIKAWA Mutsumi]
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* Imake warning fix patch:
- patch #057_X11.tmpl_warning_fix.diff: new [ISHIKAWA Mutsumi]
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* Use external Xft, Xrender and Xcursor libraries:
- patch #058, #059, #060: new
- patch #909: remove (reimplemented as above patches)
- xlibs{,-dbg,-dev}.*, shlibs*: drop Xrender and Xcursor related entry
- debian/control: add Build-Depends: libxrender-dev, libxcursor-dev
[ISHIKAWA Mutsumi]
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* fix Xv regression in trident driver
- #patch 000_stolen_from_HEAD: updated
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* new SiS driver, from XFree86 HEAD:
- patch #000_stolen_from_HEAD_sis_driver: new (Closes: #183619, #186237,
#196912)
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* new Savage driver (version 1.1.27t): patch #063. (Closes: #110974,
#112703, #115223, #128125, #145420, #148008, #152796, #154641, #185443,
#194144, #194351, #191915, #197058, #112703, #110974)
- new 'Option "ForceInit"' for forcing full initilization of consoles
(Closes: #117454, #129216)
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* eliminate TEXTREL section from libGL, making it PIC-compliant:
- patch #062: new (Closes: #190323)
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* fix weak deps (many on X11/Xext in xlibs):
- patch #063: new (Closes: #187374)
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* xlibs-pic package renamed to xlibs-static-pic
- reintegrate piclib_support.diff (previously patch #046, now patch #909)
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* fix DPMS-on-DVI for Radeon driver
- patch #048 updated with new patch from XFree86 Bugzilla, via Martin
Loschwitz
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* Xft.man name conflict problem fix [ISHIKAWA Mutsumi]
- patch #065: new
- man page name under xc/lib/{Xft,Xft1}/Xft.man name space confliction fix,
simply rename xc/lib/Xft1/Xft.man to xc/lib/Xft1/Xft1.man
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* patch #909: rework support for static libraries with PIC info; by default,
only libraries without a shared version build static-PIC versions, and
then only on systems where PIC info is not included in static ("normal")
libraries by default (such as Debian)
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* xftcache related things cleanup [ISHIKAWA Mutsumi]
- xftcache description dropped from debian/control.
- use fc-cache instaed of xftcache in xfonts-scale.{postinst,postrm}
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* X-TT font engine update to X-TT 1.4.1 [ISHIKAWA Mutsumi]
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* debian/control:
- Change all references to libstdc++5-dev to be
libstdc++5-dev | libstdc++-dev, allowing libstdc++5-3.3-dev to satisfy
the dependency, and thus allowing gcc3.2 to be removed.
(Closes: #194136)
- new xlibmesa-drm-src package (Closes: #139817)
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* debian/xlibosmesa4-dbg.install: install the unstripped library in
/usr/X11R6/lib/debug, not /usr/X11R6/lib
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