X-Software | X-META-X

1 Overview

       1.1 Functionality
       1.2 X Window proxy
       1.3 X11 protocol and protocol extensions
       1.4 Options
       1.5 Configuration
       1.6 Improvements and enhancements of version 7.0
       1.7 Improvements and enhancements of version 7.1
       1.8 Supported architectures

2 Installation

       2.1 Download
       2.2 Installation directories
       2.3 Installing the software
             2.3.1 Hewlett-Packard HP-UX
             2.3.2 Hewlett-Packard Tru64 UNIX
             2.3.3 IBM AIX
             2.3.4 Linux
             2.3.5 SGI IRIX
             2.3.6 Sun Solaris
       2.4 Removing the software
       2.5 Updating the software

3 Licensing

3.1 Execution without license key
3.2 Execution with a license key

4 Integration

       4.1 With a display manager
             4.1.1 xdm, CDE, KDE
             4.1.2 Gnome display manager gdm
       4.2 With xinit or startx
       4.3 With startx under IBM AIX
       4.4 With openwin under Sun Solaris

5 Configuration of the X Window servers

       5.1 Display connection
       5.2 Screen arrangement
       5.3 Backing Store
       5.4 Hewlett-Packard HP-UX X Window server
       5.5 Hewlett-Packard Tru64 UNIX X Window server
       5.6 IBM AIX X Window server
       5.7 Sun Solaris X Window Server
       5.8 Xi Graphics Accelerated-X X Window server

6 Configuration of the X-META-X proxy

7 X-META-X Option VARIO

       7.1 Operation
       7.2 Configuration
             7.2.1 Screen
                   7.2.1.1 Zooming a screen
                   7.2.1.2 Rotating a screen
             7.2.2 Compensation for X Window client and server bugs
                   7.2.2.1 Faulty pointer coordinates mode

8 X-META-X Option INWINDOW

       8.1 Operation
       8.2 Configuration
             8.2.1 Screen
                   8.2.1.1 Screen tags
       8.3 Resource manager

9 X-META-X Option DYNAMICSERVER

       9.1 Operation
       9.2 Configuration
             9.2.1 Screen
                   9.2.1.1 Screen tags
                   9.2.1.2 Priority
       9.3 Resource manager

10 X-META-X Option FAILSAFE

       10.1 Operation
       10.2 Configuration
             10.2.1 Screen
                   10.2.1.1 Fail-safe timeout

11 X-META-X Option POSE

       11.1 Operation
       11.2 Configuration of the proxy
       11.3 Configuration xposextool
             11.3.1 Start without graphical user interface
             11.3.2 Start with graphical user interface
             11.3.3 Control by signals
                   11.3.3.1 Start phase
                   11.3.3.2 While recording
                   11.3.3.3 Termination
             11.3.4 Printing state changes
             11.3.5 Command syntax
             11.3.6 Comments
             11.3.7 Variables
             11.3.8 Arithmetic expressions
             11.3.9 Pattern elements
             11.3.10 Configuration file
             11.3.11 Dialog box
             11.3.12 Miscellaneous statements
                   11.3.12.1 Messages
                   11.3.12.2 Dialog box
             11.3.13 Recording
                   11.3.13.1 Source
                   11.3.13.2 Destination
                   11.3.13.3 Snapshots
                   11.3.13.4 Scope and sort of the recording
                   11.3.13.5 Termination
                   11.3.13.6 Miscellaneous sub-statements
                   11.3.13.7 Dialog box
             11.3.14 Playback
                   11.3.14.1 Source
                   11.3.14.2 Destination
                   11.3.14.3 Scope and sort of the playback
                   11.3.14.4 Start, termination and speed
                   11.3.14.5 Screenshot
                   11.3.14.6 Miscellaneous sub-statements
                   11.3.14.7 Dialog box
             11.3.15 Direct copy

12 X-META-X Option MULTIMEDIA

       12.1 Operation
       12.2 Configuration
             12.2.1 Multimedia profiles

13 X-POSE-X-PLAY Option MULTIMEDIA

       13.1 Operation
       13.2 Configuration
             13.2.1 Multimedia profiles
             13.2.2 Recording
                   13.2.2.1 Multimedia
             13.2.3 Conversion
                   13.2.3.1 Source
                   13.2.3.2 Destination
                   13.2.3.3 Scope and sort of the conversion
                   13.2.3.4 Start and termination
                   13.2.3.5 Dialog box

14 X-POSE-X-PLAY Option CONTROL

       14.1 Operation
       14.2 Configuration
             14.2.1 Direct copy
                   14.2.1.1 Input control

15 X-POSE-X-PLAY Option SECURE

       15.1 Operation
       15.2 Configuration
             15.2.1 Recording
                   15.2.1.1 Encryption

16 Virtual X11 sessions

       16.1 Operation
       16.2 Server
             16.2.1 Configuration startXvxMeta
                   16.2.1.1 Printing informations
                   16.2.1.2 Authorization
                   16.2.1.3 X Window client connection
                   16.2.1.4 X Window server connection
                   16.2.1.5 Screens
                   16.2.1.6 Additional configuration of the X-META-X proxy
             16.2.2 Integration
                   16.2.2.1 inittab
                   16.2.2.2 Display Manager
       16.3 Client
             16.3.1 Directly: META technology
                   16.3.1.1 Display in a window, static
                   16.3.1.2 Display in a window, dynamic
                   16.3.1.3 Display on an X Window server, static
                   16.3.1.4 Display on an X window server, dynamic
             16.3.2 Recording and playback: POSE technology

17 X-META-X Option KEYMAP

       17.1 Operation
       17.2 Configuration
       17.3 Tutorial

18 X-META-X Option TRANSLUCENT

       18.1 Operation
       18.2 Configuration
       18.3 Tutorial

19 X-META-X-TOOL configuration tool

       19.1 Configuration without graphical user interface
       19.2 Printing a configuration
       19.3 Reporting configuration changes
       19.4 Terminating the X-META-X proxy
       19.5 Configuration with graphical user interface
             19.5.1 Commands
             19.5.2 Configuration of a meta screen
             19.5.3 Configuration of a screen
             19.5.4 Common resources and capabilities
             19.5.5 Communication and XDMCP
             19.5.6 Options and workarounds

20 Application examples

       20.1 Multi-headed workstation
             20.1.1 Normal arrangement
             20.1.2 One or more than two screens
             20.1.3 Special arrangement
             20.1.4 Screens of different size
             20.1.5 Combining and separating
       20.2 Monitor wall with multiple X Window servers
       20.3 Fail-safe X Window server with automatic switch-over
       20.4 Classroom situation
             20.4.1 Fixed configuration
             20.4.2 Dynamic configuration
             20.4.3 Classroom situation reversed
       20.5 Control room situation
             20.5.1 Dynamic operator desk configuration
             20.5.2 Wall display in alarm situations: simple configuration
             20.5.3 Wall display in alarm situations: fast switch-over
       20.6 Virtual window manager
       20.7 Multiple meta screens on one monitor

21 Troubleshooting and support

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