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> > I don't know but do fedora's developers have an very serious |
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> > influence on Xorg development ? |
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> According to man xorg.conf, DontVTSwitch and DontZap both default to off. |
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> I can see the use for such options, when you don't want your users |
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> exiting X or even specific programs, but the default seems sensible. Is |
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> it just Fedora that change the defaults? |
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Yes, this options is default "off". And this means that |
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Zap and VTSwitch is allowed.( no dontzap) |
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If option "DontZap" is "off" that means |
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that Ctrl-Alt-Bs should work. |
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Nonetheless the option DontVTSwitch acts as expected |
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but DontZap doesn't. |
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As I think it is embedded into source or into |
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default compilation options that we are forced ( if need) to |
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apply some things which wasn't required before. |
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As least if xorg is compiled with hal. |
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By the way Ubuntu and Fedora have the package named dontzap. |
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Why:) |
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Regards, Nemilentsev Igor |
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Email:trezorg@×××××.com |
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