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	Apple X11 1.1.3 - MacUpdate
		This update also addresses font issues present in X11 1.1.2, and is recommended for all users.
		Apple Support OS Downloads page for all recent Apple software updates
		I had the same problem with VMD 1.8.5 and 1.8.3 until I added the apple supplied comment to my.xinitrc file in my home directory.
	www.macupdate.com /info.php/id/10464 (222 words)

	X11: Apple's secret formula \| CNET News.com
		Apple hopes the release of X11 will spur more rapid acceptance of Mac OS X among Unix users and lead to faster porting of Unix applications to the operating system.
		X11 provides a windowing environment that lets Unix programs run on Mac OS X essentially the same way they do on their native operating systems.
		Apple's attempt to court existing Unix users and Linux experimenters to Mac OS X comes as many traditional Unix workstation and server manufacturers, such as IBM and Sun Microsystems, have expanded their Linux strategies.
	news.com.com /2100-1001-981495.html (1397 words)

	Apple's X11 and Tiger FAQs - The macosxhints Forums
		Apple's X11 is not installed by default when you install Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger).
		Apple received a number of similar reports and it seems this is an ssh issue, running "ssh -Y" instead of "ssh -X" to forward the X connection seems to fix it.
		According to Apple, the expectation is that this is fixed in 10.4.3.
	forums.macosxhints.com /showthread.php?t=39069 (1839 words)

	OpenOSX.com: SUPPORT: Apple X11 and OpenOSX
		This is exciting news, because Apple's X11 launches much faster; nearly instantly when compared with OroborOSX and XDarwin, and Apple has enabled native hardware support using the Quartz graphics system for dramatic speed improvements and true integration between the X11 and Mac OS X environments.
		X11 also supports 3-button mice and mouse 3-button emulation.
		Warning: Apple's X11 is currently Public Beta (pre-release) software, and although our experience has been pleasant with no major issues, please be cautious with Apple's X11 and treat it as Beta software.
	openosx.com /support/Apple-X11.html (306 words)

	Mac Help -- X11
		But if the problem is with X11 itself, subscribe to Apple's X11 user list or search their archives for help.
		X11 is also a graphical user interface and serves the same purpose as Aqua.
		Apple has created an implementation of X11 for Mac OS X, but they do not "own" it.
	www.scl.utah.edu /computers/mac/help/x11 (2147 words)

	MacDevCenter.com -- Hands on X11
		X11 includes a window server, libraries, and basic utilities such as xterm.
		Because X11 sets the xterm's path variable, you can launch any of these apps right from the xterm command prompt by typing their name and pressing return.
		In upcoming articles, we'll discuss installing and using some useful X11 applications that have been ported to Mac OS X as a part of the Fink project, like Gimp, a popular open-source image editing application.
	www.macdevcenter.com /pub/a/mac/2003/03/14/install_x11.html (667 words)

	Fink - Running X11 - Installing X11
		This X11 flavor is similar to XFree86-4.5, but includes some bugfixes and new features, and removes some code with a disputed license.
		To use the Apple binaries, you need to make sure the X11 User package is installed, and you should also update Fink.
		If you have already installed one of the Fink X11 packages but for one reason or another have decided you need to remove one and replace it with another, the procedure is pretty straightforward.
	fink.sourceforge.net /doc/x11/inst-xfree86.php (1283 words)

	Technical Q&A QA1232: X11 FAQ
		Q: What is the X Window System (X11) for Mac OS X? A: X11 for Mac OS X is an implementation of the X Window System that makes it possible to run X11-based applications in Mac OS X. See www.apple.com/macosx/features/x11 for more information.
		Q: Where is the source code to X11 for Mac OS X? A: Yes, the source code for the X11 server is available from the Darwin site.
		Apple monitors the list and can help answer questions when possible, but doesn't guarantee that every bug report or feedback sent to the mailing list will be processed.
	developer.apple.com /qa/qa2001/qa1232.html (1942 words)

	Apple 'RAID's the Enterprise Server Room
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		Apple's storage density on the Xserve RAID is comprised of fourteen independent ATA/100 drive channels.
		Apple said it is cutting the prices on a rack server with a single processor to $2,799 from $2,999, and for a rack server with dual processors prices are dropping from $3,999 to $3,799.
	www.internetnews.com /ent-news/article.php/1582161 (877 words)

	Apple X11 0.1 - Mac OS X - VersionTracker
		X11 application a second time into the dock, its icon does not appear.
		This looks very promising and I hope that apple adds a fullscreen mode and perhaps a feature allowing the apple menu bar to be hidden.
		Apple X11 is working pretty well for me overall.
	www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/17747&mode=feedback&vid=80776 (384 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Until there is a native version of Inkscape for OS X, the necessity of running X11 in OS X is very much a reality to me. It may not be Inkscape, but I'm sure for some of you, you probably find yourself in a similar situation.
		There is a positive side to things: Apple has been updating their X11 implementation instead of leaving some of us high and dry.
		The low level space is different, and in fact Apple has stated many times that their goal with OS X is to take the best of OSS (much of which as I stated above is brilliant software, free or otherwise) and integrate and innovate on top of it.
	arstechnica.com /journals/apple.ars/2006/11/2/5843 (2961 words)

	Apple - Mac OS X - X11
		X11 for Mac OS X offers UNIX users the ability to run thousands of X11 applications concurrently with other Mac OS X applications.
		X11 for Mac OS X takes advantage of the Mac OS X Quartz graphics system to deliver hardware-accelerated 2D and 3D graphics.
		X11 for Mac OS X gives you a complete, rootless X11R6.6 implementation, as well as display server and client libraries — plus headers in the SDK.
	www.apple.com /macosx/features/x11 (345 words)

	Apple's X11 and Windowmaker - macosx.com - Mac Support (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		I have Apple's X11 installed but want to use the Windowmaker window manager instead of Quartzwm.
		But When I launch X11 the XTerm window has no frame and is stuck in the top left corner of my screan (under the menu bar) - worked great when I used XFree86.
		I'm not sure as to where it is installed with Apple's X11, but it's around somewhere.
	www.macosx.com /forums/unix-x11/29490-apples-x11-windowmaker.html (322 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Apple's last X11 update was version 1.1.2 and was released just 10 days ago, but that's not enough for us now is it?
		Apple has just made yet another update to X11—this time, version 1.1.3—which is available for download on Apple's website.
		Let me say this: without vendor X11 support, I wouldn't be using OS X. And, yes, I use stereo X11 frequently -- with the CrystalEyes glasses for true polarized 3D -- on my linux boxes but haven't tried it on OS X yet.
	arstechnica.com /journals/apple.ars/2006/11/13/5951 (683 words)

	MacUpdate: Apple X11 Reviews
		X11 Panther is easy to use (nothing to do, just click the icon) and stable.
		In Panther the X11 app in Utilities said it was version 1.0.
		The X11 that is included in Panther IS the 1.0 release.
	www.macupdate.com /reviews.php?id=10464 (869 words)

	LWN: Apple's Open Source Ventures (Linux Journal)
		The second link talks about Apple's X11 being "open source", but I can't find any actual evidence that the source code is even being released, much less under a free license.
		Yes, like the hacked garbage called Apple's "quartz window manager" is sooo advanced that it must be kept under lock and key.
		I can't believe Apple's luck -- they completely fail to come up with a useable window manager so they use John Carmack to steal X11 and now they graciously claim that the source code is being "freely made available".
	lwn.net /Articles/19780 (396 words)

	X11.app - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Apple's implementation of X11 is based on XFree86 and adds support for hardware accelerated 2D graphics, hardware OpenGL acceleration and integration with Aqua, the Mac OS X graphical user interface (GUI).
		As of 2006, Apple's X11.app implemented X11 protocol release 6.6 (X11R6.6).
		The source code for X11.app is available from Apple under the Apple Public Source License.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Apple_X11 (269 words)

	MacAddict Forums / Xfree86 or Apple X11?
		I've been using Apple's X11 (beta 2 and beta 3), which, from app info, is based on Xfree86 4.6.1, with OpenOffice 1.0.1 since February and no show stoppers here.
		Updating Apple's X11 was dead simple, I can't remember the particulars (i.e.: if a restart was necessary or not).
		I just learned that X11 is going to be built into Panther, so i think I'll get a little more acquainted with apple's x11.
	www.macaddict.com /forums/post/324303 (468 words)

	Michael Tsai - Blog - Apple’s X11
		But that X11 applications consist of standard GUI elements such as windows, menus, and buttons does not change the fact that they are Unix programs: tricky to install and remove, poorly designed, and utterly lacking in Mac-ness.
		Not only does it make it easier to bring X11 apps to the Mac without rewriting them in Carbon or Cocoa, but the fact that it’s an Apple product means that Apple is implicitly saying that this is an OK thing to do.
		I worry that Apple’s X11 server will encourage more ports of this type, and that regular Mac users will be forced to use them.
	mjtsai.com /blog/2003/01/17/apples_x11 (917 words)

	Apple X11 1.0 - Mac OS X - VersionTracker
		This older version X11 v1.0 might be ok for 10.2 (jaguar) and 10.3 (panther), BUT if you have Tiger (that is, if about this mac says you have osX10.4.x), then you may be better off installing X11 using the (tiger) DVD(s) that came with it.
		Apple's X windowing system works as advertised, though I tend to use OroborOSX more often.
		X11 1.0 in Panther is very fast and useful; but I notice that it doesn't have a scroll bar like regular OS X windows do.
	www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/17747&mode=feedback&vid=120760 (682 words)

	Apple X11 FAQ
		Apple has released an implementation of Xfree86, the open-source X11 window system, that integrates with the Aqua user interface and uses hardware acceleration.
		When I launch X11, I get a window (xterm) in the upper left corner with no title bar.
		Apple X11 will not work right if there is a.xinitrc file in your home directory.
	lists.apple.com /archives/scitech/2003/Jan/msg00112.html (322 words)

	MacDevCenter.com -- X11 and OpenOffice on Mac OS X
		Apple recently released X11 for Mac OS X. It's the X Windows System that allows programmers to build graphical Unix-based applications and is based on the open source XFree86 project.
		X11 for Mac OS X (Public Beta) can be downloaded from Apple.
		My only complaint is that I didn't discover this gem of an application suite earlier enough; I had just paid for a Microsoft Office license for Mac OS X! Wei-Meng Lee (weimenglee.blogspot.com) is a technologist and founder of Developer Learning Solutions, a technology company specializing in hands-on training of the latest Microsoft technologies.
	www.macdevcenter.com /pub/a/mac/2003/02/07/x11.html (3350 words)

	Slashdot \| Final Version of OpenOffice.org for Mac OS X Released
		Apple X11 clipboard by Jimithing DMB (Score:3) Monday June 23, @10:36PM
		X11 is nice and all, but I'm going to risk losing some karma here and say that it is not going to be useful to me for day to day use because of simple little things like lack of system clipboard integration (X11 apps have their own clipboard).
		The final stage (and I'm really hoping that Apple will get involved at this stage and bundle the resulting office suite with the OS as iOffice, or something) is to redo all of the menus, dialogs etc. so that they look just like a real OS X app.
	apple.slashdot.org /apple/03/06/23/2229252.shtml?tid=185 (1687 words)

	Sao's Place - Fink & Apple's X11
		X11 is the de facto standard graphics system in the Unix world.
		Apple's X11 for Mac OS X is compatible, fast and fully integrated with Mac OS X. You can activate X11 applications directly from the Dock, double-click applications directly in the Finder.
		But if you have a ~/.xinitrc file, Apple's X11.app start the X server and the applications you specified in your ~/.xinitrc file, and then stay in the background, giving you a better control of the hundreds of possible startup parameters.
	homepage.mac.com /sao1/fink/index.html (2772 words)

	Apple - Support - Downloads - X11 for Mac OS X 1.0
		Apple - Support - Downloads - X11 for Mac OS X 1.0
		Note 10.4 customers can install X11 by using the Tiger DVD installer disk.
		Copyright © 2007 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.
	www.apple.com /support/downloads/x11formacosx.html (175 words)

	Apple Releases Xcode 2.4.1 & Apple X11 v1.1.2 - The Apple Blog Community
		Apple Releases Xcode 2.4.1 and Apple X11 v1.1.2 - The Apple Blog Community
		Apple Releases Xcode 2.4.1 and Apple X11 v1.1.2
		Apple also Released v1.1.2 of their X11 Windowing system, which now has Quartz Rendering!, Upgrade to the latest version if you use apps like Inkscape or any application which uses the X11 System...
	theappleblog.com /community/showthread.php?t=31 (306 words)

	Applelinks: Apple and X11
		It's called X11 Windows (no, not that Windows), and as this CNET News.com article explains, it enables software developed for one version of Unix to run on other versions of Unix.
		Writers Joe Wilcox and Stephen Shankland say there 30 million X11 users worldwide, which is another way of saying there are many more Unix users, running one version or another, than there are Mac users.
		X11 is a bridge between the two user communities, in other words, and one that offers great economic advantages.
	www.applelinks.com /articles/2003/01/20030122133853.shtml (450 words)

	Apple X11 1.1.3 Update Fixes Font Issues \|\| The Mac Observer
		Apple released an update to its X Window System software, X11 1.1.3, on Monday.
		X11 lets you run X11-based applications in Mac OS X. The updated version includes fixes that allow for better GLX stereo visual handling, improvements to offscreen GLX Pbuffer and Pixmap rendering, and a fix for font issues introduced in the X11 1.1.2 update.
		X11 1.1.3 requires Mac OS X 10.4.8 or higher, and is a free download on Apple's Web site.
	www.themacobserver.com /article/2006/11/14.2.shtml (581 words)

	Garbage In, Garbage Out: Apple's X11.app and xterm copy/paste (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		For those not listening to my rants, XDarwin disabled the ability to use the meta key (er, the Apple key), somewhere between now and back when I last installed XFree86 via fink (during the Panther days).
		Going for Apple's implementation is that xquartz is supposed to be bad-ass fast, _and_ they fixed the z-order problem with "X" windows and "mac" windows interleaving.
		The only work around, is Apple-C (if I allow X11 to take over "meta", and lose my Apple-V), or move the mouse to the menu bar and manually select "copy".
	gigo.com /archives/Blog/apples_x11app_and_xterm_copypaste.html (530 words)

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