XmacII(1X) XmacII(1X)NAME XmacII - Macintosh(Reg.) II server for X Version 11 SYNOPSIS XmacII [option]... DESCRIPTION XmacII is the server for X Version 11 on Macintosh II hardware running the A/UX(Reg.) operating system. The server normally is started by the shell script X. XmacII operates under A/UX Release 1.0 and later. Under A/UX Release 1.0, the server supports a single monochrome display. Color and multiple screens are supported under A/UX Release 1.1 and later. Options The X shell script accepts these options: -a pointer-speed Specifies pointer acceleration, that is, the ratio of how much movement is reported to how much the user actually moved the mouse. -auth authorization-file Specifies a file that contains a collection of au- thorization records used to authenticate access. bc Disables certain kinds of error checking, for compa- tibility with previous releases (for example, to work around problems in R2 and R3 versions of xterm and toolkits). -bs Disables backing-store support on all screens. c volume Specifies the key-click volume. The allowable range is 0-100. -c Turns off the key-click sound. -cc class Specifies the visual class for the root window of color screens. The class numbers are as specified in the X protocol. This option is not obeyed by all servers. -co file Specifies the name of the red, green, and blue (RGB) color database. -dpi resolution November, 1990 1
XmacII(1X) XmacII(1X)Specifies in dots per inch the resolution of the screen. Use this option when the server cannot determine the screen size from the hardware. -f volume Specifies bell volume. The allowable range is 0-100. -fc cursor-font Specifies the default cursor font. -fn font Specifies the default font. -fp font-path Specifies the search path for fonts. -help Displays a summary of the command syntax. -I Causes all remaining command-line options to be ig- nored.TM-logo Turns on the X Window System logo display in thescreen saver. There is currently no way to change this from a client application. nologo Turns off the X Window System logo display in the screen saver. There is currently no way to change this from a client. -optionmouse Changes the behavior of the LEFT and RIGHT ARROW keys. When -optionmouse is not specified on the command line, pressing the LEFT and RIGHT ARROW keys is equivalent to pressing the middle and right but- tons, respectively, of a three-button mouse. When -optionmouse is specified on the command line, pressing the LEFT and RIGHT ARROW keys causes normal cursor motion to occur. To get three-button mouse simulation, press the OPTION key simultaneously with an ARROW key. -p pattern-minutes Specifies in minutes the pattern cycle time of the screen saver. r Turns on auto-repeat. -r Turns off auto-repeat. -s timeout-minutes Specifies in minutes the screen-saver timeout. 2 November, 1990
XmacII(1X) XmacII(1X)-screen number -depth number Specifies the depth of the given screen. Screens are numbered from 0 and correspond to the relative position of their video cards in the Macintosh II slots. Supported depths are 1 (monochrome at 1 bit per pixel, the default value) and 8 (color at 8 bits per pixel, indexing a colormap with 256 entries). Multiple screens and color support require A/UX Release 1.1 or later. -su Disables save under support on all screens. ttyxx Specifies a tty port. This option is provided for downward compatibility with servers that are started from init(1M). If specified, XmacII ignores this op- tion. -t pixels Specifies the pointer acceleration threshold in pix- els, that is, after how many pixels should pointer acceleration take effect. -to timeout-seconds Specifies in seconds the default screen-saver timeout. v Sets the video-on screen-saver preference. -v Sets the video-off screen-saver preference. -wm Forces the default backing-store of all windows to be WhenMapped. This is a easy to get backing-store to apply to all windows. LIMITATIONS In the unlikely event the server exits prematurely, it might leave the keyboard unusable. The X script executes the Xrepair command in an attempt to repair the damage. NOTES Copyright 1988, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. See X(1X) for a full statement of rights and permissions. FILES /etc/X0.hosts Initial access-control list. $HOME/.twmrc Customization for the twm window manager. The reference copy is in /usr/lib/X11/Sample.twmrc. $HOME/.x11start November, 1990 3
XmacII(1X) XmacII(1X)Bourne shell script executed by the initial xterm client that initializes a number of other clients. The reference copy is in /usr/lib/X11/.x11start. /shlib/libX11_s Shared library run-time binary required by all X client applications. /tmp/.X11-unix/X0 UNIX(Reg.) domain socket. /usr/adm/X0msgs Error log file. /usr/bin/X11/X Bourne shell script that starts the server and ini- tial xterm client. /usr/bin/X11/XmacII The server binary. /usr/bin/X11/Xrepair A command that ensures console viability after the server exits. /usr/bin/X11/* Client binaries. /usr/include/X11/bitmaps/*icon Bitmap representations of icons used by the twm win- dow manager. /usr/lib/terminfo/x/xterm* terminfo database entries describing the terminal emulation capabilities of the xterm client. The reference copies are in /usr/lib/X11/xterm*.tic. /usr/lib/X11/fonts/* Fonts available to the server. /usr/lib/X11/rgb.{dir,pag,txt} Color names to RGB mapping. /usr/lib/X11/XErrorDB Client error-message database. /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults Specifies client-specific resources. /usr/lib/X11/examples/Xaw/* Source code examples of applications built on the X Toolkit. 4 November, 1990
XmacII(1X) XmacII(1X)SEE ALSO mkfontdir(1X), twm(1X), X(1X), xdm(1X), xhost(1X), xinit(1X), xset(1X), xsetroot(1X), xterm(1X) init(1M) in A/UX System Administrator's Reference inittab(4) in A/UX Programmer's Reference November, 1990 5