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Re: Issue with 6.3, Mac OS X 10.4, 3 displays, X11 [message #50866 is a reply to message #50816] Fri, 20 October 2006 03:10 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Edd Edmondson is currently offline  Edd Edmondson
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bogdanni@gmail.com wrote:

> Hi,
> I did some tests and I think I may have a solution:
> The problem is that the default window manager, quartz-wm doesn't seem
> to allow sizing windows larger than one screen. You could use another
> window manager, like twm which comes with the X11 distribution for Mac
> OS X. To enable it, copy
> /private/etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc to $HOME/.xinitrc and replace the last
> line, "exec quartz-wm" with "exec twm".

> Since twm cannot interact with normal Mac OS X you have to use X11 in
> full screen mode. This is enabled via X11->Preferences->Ouput->Enable
> the Enter Full Screen menu. Use Command-Option-A to enter/exit full
> screen. If you are unfamiliar to twm, the left mouse button brings up a
> menu where you can choose xterm (also, the initial placement of windows
> is interactive).

I'm not sure you have to use full screen mode, but it's probably most
convenient as you'll at least get a consistent interface then.

It's probably not a bad idea to have a 'quartz-wm --only-proxy' line
before the 'exec twm', as this will let you keep the copy and paste
link to the Aqua side of things.

--
Edd
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