Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of FAQ

Timestamp:

05/25/13 12:34:23 (8 years ago)

Author:

Antoine Martin

Comment:

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FAQ

@@ -48 +48 @@
 This means that xpra failed to create a window matching the desired constraints, you may experience display artifacts around the window's borders
 * "{{{Xorg is not readable}}}"
-Your distribution ships Xorg suid but it is not readable by your current user, since Xpra needs to run Xorg non-suid, it needs to make a non-suid copy of the file so you will have to make it readable (please complain to your distributor - there is nothing we can do about this and the security beneffits of preventing read access to a suid binary are dubious at best in most cases). 
-For more details, see Xdummy.
+Your distribution ships Xorg suid but it is not readable by your current user, since Xpra needs to run Xorg non-suid, it needs to make a non-suid copy of the file so you will have to make it readable (please complain to your distributor - there is nothing we can do about this and the security beneffits of preventing read access to a suid binary are dubious at best in most cases).
+[[BR]]
+For more details, see [/wiki/Xdummy Xdummy].
 }}}
 
@@ -58 +59 @@
 If you find a bug or missing feature, please do let us know.
 * There is no system tray with gnome shell
-Please complain to gnome for breaking things. There are extensions you can use to restore the system tray area. (topicons is one)
+Please complain to gnome for breaking things. There are [https://extensions.gnome.org/ extensions] you can use to restore the system tray area. ([https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/495/topicons/ topicons] is one)
 * My application menus are missing on Ubuntu
-This breakage was caused by Ubuntu's global menus hack, start your applications with UBUNTU_MENUPROXY set to an empty string to disable this mess (ie: UBUNTU_MENUPROXY="" yourapplication)
+This [https://www.xpra.org/trac/ticket/228 breakage] was caused by Ubuntu's global menus hack, start your applications with UBUNTU_MENUPROXY set to an empty string to disable this mess (ie: UBUNTU_MENUPROXY="" yourapplication)
 * Does this work with KDE?
 There are problems with some versions of KDE/oxygen (older versions simply crashed, some newer versions prevented clicks from propagating to xpra)
 * Can this KDE problem be fixed or worked around?
-Yes, the fix is now in KDE trunk
+Yes, the fix is now in [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=274485 KDE trunk]
 }}}