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- ensure "config_changed" is returned only if the config file really changed
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Chris Picton said (nearly one year ago :-/) :
I have found the need for many low res screen resolutions for such
thingas as movie playing, xmame, etc.
The method XFdrake uses to enable modes is to enumerate each mode in the
XF86Config file. For example (a newly created file):
Subsection "Display"
Depth 24
Modes "1280x960" "1152x864" "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480"
EndSubsection
It would be better (at least under XFree 4, which automatically provides
resoltions from the monitor, if it is capable), to not limit the modes
provided to the user
If I use instead, the following:
Subsection "Display"
Depth 24
Virtual 1280 960
EndSubsection
My maximum mode is exactly the same as before, but I have many more low
resolution modes.
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"every", "partition"
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- remove redundant parentheses
- add some parentheses for clarity
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rationale:
- currently, we use _("xxx") as a shorthand for gettext("xxx"). It
also used to call xgettext with --keyword=_
- alas, function &_ is global and not by package (notice esp. that _
is not exported in common.pm)
- this lead to big ugly pb with packages defining their own &_,
overriding common.pm's &_
- a fix is to set @::textdomains to add a new domain (the default
being "libDrakX")
but relying on the global "_" is still dangerous!
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is used
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Xinerama fails (?))
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(@resolutions): add 1280x960
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- KBCHARSET is $o->{keyboard}{KBCHARSET}
- isNotDelete is $o->{keyboard}{BACKSPACE} (as written in sysconfig/keyboard)
- add GRP_TOGGLE which gives XkbOptions "grp:GRP_TOGGLE"
- add dialog box to choose GRP_TOGGLE
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- only keyboard and mice functions are done, but adding the others is quite easy
- so for now only used in mousedrake
- but keyboarddrake and (of course) XFdrake will come
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