Re: Embedded Linux with X11

From: FLY135 (fly_135_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 01/17/05

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    Helix wrote:
    > > Any advice on how to go about finding info on bringing up Linux
    into X
    > > windows but no desktop? I want to write an app that uses SDL, but
    > > don't want a user GUI. This might be really simple for some of you
    in
    > > the know, but I'm still a struggling Linux newb.
    >
    > www.klinux.org

    Thanks, I downloaded the live demo and found that the keyboard mapping
    is all goofy. I guess it's a European mapping. I'll email the klinux
    people and check it out.

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