BrianDrozd
10-25-2002, 03:49 PM
I need some help with some code I'm trying to get to run on Redhat Linux. The code was originally writen for Solaris and it works just fine there. However, when I run the code on Linux, certain basic XWindows function are not occuring as I expect them to. Specifically I have the following problems:
1) Linux is not responding to changes to the colormap, regardless of whether I use a read-write colormap (Psuedocode for example) or read-only colormap. All the XWindows documentation I can find suggests that the correct behavior is that changing a color in a read-write colormaps should produce immediate results. The only thing I can think off to explain the difference is that Redhat is not actually using a read-write colormap. How do I change that?
2) Windows I have set up to have no decorations all have decorations under Redhat. How do I turn them off?
All of these problems are specific to the Redhat system - when I log in remotely from a Solaris box and run the code, colormap changes and decorations work exactly as I expect them to. How do I get Redhat Linux to perform more like I expect on a Solaris system?
1) Linux is not responding to changes to the colormap, regardless of whether I use a read-write colormap (Psuedocode for example) or read-only colormap. All the XWindows documentation I can find suggests that the correct behavior is that changing a color in a read-write colormaps should produce immediate results. The only thing I can think off to explain the difference is that Redhat is not actually using a read-write colormap. How do I change that?
2) Windows I have set up to have no decorations all have decorations under Redhat. How do I turn them off?
All of these problems are specific to the Redhat system - when I log in remotely from a Solaris box and run the code, colormap changes and decorations work exactly as I expect them to. How do I get Redhat Linux to perform more like I expect on a Solaris system?