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#286 | invalid | question about 8bit pseudocolor support by xpra | ||
Description |
Hello, I need 8 bit pseudocolor for some x apps who use it (don't have code of these apps to change it) to get blinking colors. But I don't get xpra working with depth = 8 bit.
When I (on a Red Hat 7.2) test 'xpra start' ( File "window_bindings.pyx", line 604, in xpra.x11.bindings.window_bindings.X11WindowBindings.ensure_XComposite_support (xpra/x11/bindings/window_bindings.c:5406): ... File "window_bindings.pyx", line 426, in xpra.x11.bindings.window_bindings.X11WindowBindings.ensure_extension_support (xpra/x11/bindings/window_bindings.c:2342) ValueError: X11 extension Composite not available ... See attachments for the necessary files. I'm pretty sure it is a restriction in the x(dummy) server:
Xvnc, on the other hand, does support 8-bit pseudocolor. My questions are:
Thanks in advance if you have the time and effort to look into these questions. |
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#285 | fixed | connecting with ssh to winswitch server is failing. | ||
Description |
While winswitch client is trying to connect to some other winswitch server through m_DNS. It is failing to connect through ssh. Through Direct connection it succeeds. But, opening a remote application, doesn't shows on the requesting host. I am running latest winswitch version 0.12.21, with xpra version 0.16.1. My both host system where connection is expected, is Ubuntu 15.04. I have also seen this issue in Ubuntu 15.10. I tried to run the winswitch_applet in debug mode. Attaching a screenshot for the same. |
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#284 | fixed | [PATCH] Fix incorrect icons for some apps | ||
Description |
Some apps are showing the incorrect icon in the applications menu. After a lot of debugging, I figured out icons with an extension will always be replaced by an icon found after it. In my case, Thunderbird was getting the icon from my icon theme, rather than the package one which was found first. It was caused by checking for the filename *with* extension as the key, rather than without which is how they're stored. |