Most of X11R3 is now available. In particular I compiled servers for the sun4s and the sun3s. No new servers for ds3100s, but the ultrix Xmfb.new server is now integrated into the rest of the world. Note that all servers now use pseudo-devices. This should relieve ds3100 users who usually wait 2 minutes for X to start... (color ds3100 still have a problem with the rgb database). Essentially all of the X11R3 clients I could gather are also compiled. Please look in /X11R3/status for your favorite programs. If anything is missing, just let me know. I'm still having problems with: xload and xkill (note that a new f.kill function is available in uwm). I am NOT planning on supporting x1tox11 or xterm! I would like to encourage everyone to swith to X11R3 so that X11R2 can be phased out. OK, if you do the following, you'll be up and running R3: 1. place /X11R3/cmds.$MACHINE in your path before /sprite/cmds.$MACHINE and remove /X/cmds.$MACHINE 2. make sure you have no file called .xserverrc in your home directory (you probably haven't). 3. restructure the way you start-up X. Copy the shell script which fires-up all your clients into .xsetup and copy /mic/newuser/.xinitrc into your home directory. .xinitrc initializes the server before any window pops up and ends in starting the window manager and your login window. The login window will execute your .xsetup script to bring up all other clients. 4. to start X, simply type 'xinit'. That's IT!. 5. Let me know what goes wrong. Thanks, -Thorsten NB: which servers are we using? on sun3s: the standard MIT distribution augmented with Sprite pseudo-device code. on sun4s: the standard MIT distribution augmented with Sprite pseudo-device code. on ds3100: for b/w machines the DEC server augmented with Sprite pseudo-device code. On color machines the DEC server without pseudo-device code. We have NO source code for any of the DEC servers! -Thorsten