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« Last post by Dave Yeo on March 21, 2026, 06:06:26 am »Originally, I was just running the jar file Martin posted. Now that I have downloaded the archive, the props file is setup with "weirdx.displaynum=2", probably the default.
X won't run on UEFI as the video BIOS is in the wrong place (address). I thought of trying to fix it a couple of years back, managed to setup the right environment and compiled it, but the xserver always failed to run with an out of memory error. Shame as I was also wondering about back porting a newer video module.
X also won't run here using display port__>DVI, though it did run with a VGA cable, and I'm too lazy to change the cable.
xterm is now giving a better error here,
The gimp does start up here and wants to configure itself. Haven't gone further.
Be aware, a lot of these ports want %HOME% to use slashes instead of backslashes as a directory separator. Probably other ports are happier with slashes. It's EMX.
I see you have a port of Mosiac, don't remember seeing that. I do have Warpzilla (Mozilla 0.98) and it runs in Weirdx. Can't do much with it as the SSL/TLS stuff is so old. Could give you a copy if you want.
I couldn't get any screen shots, what are you using?
X won't run on UEFI as the video BIOS is in the wrong place (address). I thought of trying to fix it a couple of years back, managed to setup the right environment and compiled it, but the xserver always failed to run with an out of memory error. Shame as I was also wondering about back porting a newer video module.
X also won't run here using display port__>DVI, though it did run with a VGA cable, and I'm too lazy to change the cable.
xterm is now giving a better error here,
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[F:\usr\X11R6]xterm
Unable to open \dev\ptyp0, errno=5
Not sure how or if possible to have a ptyp in weirdx. eterm dies here with the wrong jpg.dll.The gimp does start up here and wants to configure itself. Haven't gone further.
Be aware, a lot of these ports want %HOME% to use slashes instead of backslashes as a directory separator. Probably other ports are happier with slashes. It's EMX.
I see you have a port of Mosiac, don't remember seeing that. I do have Warpzilla (Mozilla 0.98) and it runs in Weirdx. Can't do much with it as the SSL/TLS stuff is so old. Could give you a copy if you want.
I couldn't get any screen shots, what are you using?
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