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1.1 ! root 1: .TH XVS100 8 "26 August 1985" "X Version 10" ! 2: .SH NAME ! 3: Xvs100 - X window system VS100 implementation notes ! 4: .SH DESCRIPTION ! 5: .PP ! 6: The VS100 implementation of X was the first, and is complete. ! 7: Many of the X output operations are in fact modeled on the interface provided ! 8: by the VS100 firmware. ! 9: The VS100 is a monochrome display, 864 bits high and 1088 bits wide. ! 10: The firmware we are currently using is version #235. ! 11: .PP ! 12: Cursors can be any size up to 64x64. ! 13: Tiles can only be 16x16 in size. ! 14: Brushes can be any size, but the current firmware draws wide lines about an ! 15: order of magnitude slower than 1x1 lines. ! 16: Off-screen storage is limited to that provided in the VS100 itself; no attempt ! 17: is made to use DMA access to VAX memory for fonts and such or to dynamically ! 18: shuffle data back and forth. ! 19: .PP ! 20: The keyboard is controlled by the VS100 firmware. Unfortunately, with the ! 21: current firmware, the keyboard only gives up transitions for the Control, ! 22: Shift, Lock, and Meta keys, so chord applications won't work. ! 23: .PP ! 24: At system boot, for some reason the first three attempts to down load the ! 25: firmware fail. Thus, a VS100 won't become active until about 45 seconds ! 26: after other terminal lines activate. ! 27: Power-cycling a VS100 will cause the X server to restart. The down ! 28: problem doesn't occur in this case, but typically a ! 29: 3 minute TCP CLOSE_WAIT will occur. ! 30: .PP ! 31: .SH "SEE ALSO" ! 32: X(8c), X(1) ! 33: .br ! 34: `ddX - Device Dependent X Interface' ! 35: .SH AUTHOR ! 36: .br ! 37: Copyright (c) 1985, by Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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