Wiki - nv. Wiki - radeon. Driver for ATI/AMD Radeon based video chips, everything from Radeon 7000 (R100) to Radeon HD 7000 (Southern Islands) series. Part of xf86-video-ati, ie. also known as the ”ati” driver. License: MIT Latest News Latest changes in the development tree can be seen at: Status See RadeonFeature and RadeonProgram for driver feature and supported program lists. For more 3D information see Radeon 3D acceleration Portal. What about other drivers? For an alternative R500/R600/R700 driver see radeonhd. The differences between radeon and radeonhd with r5xx-r7xx series: radeon supports the kernel mode-setting (KMS)radeon supports tear-free video playbackradeon supports TV-out(radeonhd was for long the one with HDMI audio support, but 2.6.33 kernel now has HDMI audio support for ati as well) For R6xx and above there is also an ATIProprietaryDriver available, which is worse in many aspects but has better 3D performance and features.
Submit a bug report. Colas Nahaboo X mouse wheel scroll page. The purpose of this page ( is to collect all the hacks to use the new wheel mice to scroll X apps. It has become quite big, but I think having a single big page is better, as is it easier to search and to print... NOTE: Please mail comments, suggestions, patches, to be added to this page: By email to me: colas@sophia.inria.fr (alas I cannot promise a quick answer), better post messages in the usenet newsgroup comp.windows.x Small icons on these page are Qbullets All code on this page is public domain, do what you want with it. And if you mail me code for inclusion on this page, you implicitly will put your code in public domain too... I will also put your name (and web site or email adress) along with your contributions so that people may contact you directly for more info, as often I only report hacks I didnt try firsthand.
Tell me if you dont want your coordinates to appear on this page... Principles Hardware X Server XFree 3.3.2 (and later) gpm. Xlib Programming in C++ LG #78. "Linux Gazette...making Linux just a little more fun! " By Rob Tougher 1. Introduction2. Why not use a widget set? 3.1 Opening a display 3.2 Creating a window 3.3 Handling events 3.4 Drawing 4. 4.1 Requirements of the button 4.2 Giving it its own window 4.3 Implementing "pressed" and "not pressed" drawn states 4.4 Figuring out which state to draw 4.5 Giving it a "text" property 4.6 Generating an "on_click()" event 5. 1. Xlib is a library that allows you to draw graphics on the screen of any X server, local or remote, using the C language. For example, say you want to create and show a window on your local machine.
Listing 1: example1.cpp #include <X11/Xlib.h> #include <unistd.h> main() { // Open a display. You can compile the program with the following command: prompt$ g++ test.cpp -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 prompt$ . and voilà, you have a window on your screen for 10 seconds: The purpose of this article is to show you some simple classes that you can use when developing Xlib applications. 2. 3. 3.4 Drawing.
Basic Graphics Programming With The Xlib L. [ LUPG Home ] [ Tutorials ] [ Related Material ] [ Essays ] [ Project Ideas ] [ Send Comments ] v1.0 Preface This tutorial is the first in a series of "would-be" tutorials about graphical programming in the X window environment. By itself, it is useless. A real X programmer usually uses a much higher level of abstraction, such as using Motif (or its free version, lesstiff), GTK, QT and similar libraries. After reading this tutorial, one would be able to write very simple graphical programs, but not programs with a descent user interface.
The Client And Server Model Of The X Window System The X window system was developed with one major goal - flexibility. This model is the complete opposite of what one is used to when dealing with clients and servers. The whole session is carried out using the X message protocol. GUI programming - the Asynchronous Programming Model So the way a GUI program looks is something like that: Perform initialization routines. Basic Xlib Notions The X Display Events. Themes for Window Maker.