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2: .TH XQVSS 8 "10 September 1987" "X Version 11"
3: .SH NAME
4: Xqvss - X window system QVSS implementation notes
5: .SH DESCRIPTION
6: .PP
7: The QVSS hardware in the DEC VS2 is monochrome.
8: The usable size is 864 lines by 1024 pixels/line.
9: (Under Utrix 1.1 the driver thinks the screen is 960
10: pixels wide; to fix this for a VR260 monitor, patch
11: the kernel variable qv_def_scrn to 2.).
12: .PP
13: Probably the most irritating problem with the QVSS hardware is the
14: cursor support, which is limited to 16x16.
15: As only ``and'' and ``or'' operations are available in the hardware,
16: the driver inverts the cursor depending upon the pixels below
17: the cursor.
18: The server displays a reasonable cursor in most (but not all)
19: circumstances.
20: .PP
21: Under Ultrix-32 release 1.1 and 4.2BSD,
22: the window system will be slightly unreliable due
23: to a kernel problem.
24: Fixed in Ultrix32 release 1.2.
25: Under Ultrix-32 1.1, your best bet is to use unix domain connections
26: (unix:0 as host spec's) for local connections.
27: .SH OPTIONS
28: .br
29: \fB-bp\fP \fIpixel-value\fP set default black-pixel color
30: .br
31: \fB-wp\fP \fIpixel-value\fP set default white-pixel color
32: .sp
33: The server also takes all of the standard server options (See X(8)
34: for a complete list.)
35: .PP
36: Performance needs to be better, but the server is usable; it
37: uses the X11 portable monchrome framebuffer code.
38: .SH "SEE ALSO"
39: .PP
40: .IR X (8)
41: .IR X (1)
42: .IR `Xlib - C Language X Interface'
43: .IR `ddX - Device Dependent X Interface'
44: .SH AUTHORS
45: .PP
46: Phil Karlton wrote the QVSS-specific pieces of X11; thanks to
47: David Carver of the DEC Workstations group for work on X10.
48: .br
49: Copyright (c) 1984, 1985, 1986 by Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
50: .br
51: See X(1) for a complete Copyright notice.
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