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Subject: Re: xdemos
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Date: Sun, 15-Feb-87 11:13:01 EST
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Summary: use an explicit host specification

In xpert faline!dana@bellcore.com  (Dana A. Chee) writes:
>	I'm running XV10R4 on a SUN 3/50 running 3.2 Unix.  I'm
>trying to run the xdemos for a SUN but each one immediately exits
>with the line "no such file or directory".  

You have to invoke the xdemo program with an explicit host spec, as
in "xdemo balls myhost:0" for it to work, at least on the Sun.  I do
know why this is true, but it seems to be the case.  By the way, the
pixmaps for the balls demo are byte-reversed, so instead of circles
you get semicircles that are back-to-back with the convex sides touching.