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Re: xdvi problems under dxwm on decstation 3100

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From: Georg Wittig
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 1989 10:06
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don@chara.UUCP (Donald J. Barry) writes:

>I recently installed the latest version (patchlevel 5) of xdvi
>on a Decstation 3100 with Ultrix 2.0R7 running the dxwm window
>manager.  I cannot get the input focus to change to the xdvi window,
>and therefore cannot use any of the essential keyboard commands while
>in this program.

I had the same problems and found the following workaround:
Compile xdvi with -DNOTOOL.

This isn't a perfect solution because page 1 isn't drawn before the window is
resized (upper right button under dxwm). But after that things work fine
(except that some commands don't work - but that might be a consequence of
NOTOOL(?)).

If you don't "resize" the window in the beginning, xdvi will die very badly ...
As I said before: My solution is just a workaround ...

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From: wittig@gmdzi.UUCP (Georg Wittig)
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Subject: Re: xdvi problems under dxwm on decstation 3100
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