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In addition, the X server supports font servers. A font server is a networked program that supplies fonts to X servers and other capable programs. In order to communicate with a font server, the font servers address must be supplied as part of the X server's font path. A font server's address is specified as: /: where is always tcp, is the hostname of the machine being connected to (no hostname means a local connection) and is the tcp address that the font server is listening at (typically 7000). Diagnostics Too numerous to list them all. On Linux, users should consult the file $HOME/.xsession-errors in their home directory for window manager messages. Files /etc/inittab /etc/gettydefs /etc/X*.hosts /usr/lib/X11/fonts /usr/lib/X11/rgb.txt /tmp/.X11/* /etc/X11/X*devices /etc/X11/X*screens /etc/X11/SecurityPolicy Script for the init process Speed and terminal settings used by getty Initial access control list Top level font directory Color database IPC mechanism socket Input devices used by the server. This file contains many example configurations. Screens used by the server. This file contains many example configurations. Default Security Policy file used by the X server. Notes The option syntax is inconsistent between itself and xset(1). The acceleration option should take a numerator and a denominator like the protocol. The color database is missing a large number of colors. However, there doesn't seem to be a better one available that can generate RGB values. Origin MIT Distribution Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2

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In addition, the X server supports font servers. A font server is a networked program that
supplies fonts to X servers and other capable programs. In order to communicate with a
font server, the font servers address must be supplied as part of the X server's font path. A
font server's address is specified as:
<transport>
/
<hostname>
:
<port-number>
where <
transport
> is always
tcp
, <
hostname
> is the hostname of the machine being
connected to (no hostname means a local connection) and <
port-number
> is the tcp
address that the font server is listening at (typically 7000).
Diagnostics
Too numerous to list them all. On Linux, users should consult the file
$HOME/.xsession-errors
in their home directory for window manager messages.
Files
/etc/inittab
Script for the init process
/etc/gettydefs
Speed and terminal settings used by getty
/etc/X*.hosts
Initial access control list
/usr/lib/X11/fonts
Top level font directory
/usr/lib/X11/rgb.txt
Color database
/tmp/.X11/*
IPC mechanism socket
/etc/X11/X*devices
Input devices used by the server. This file
contains many example configurations.
/etc/X11/X*screens
Screens used by the server. This file contains
many example configurations.
/etc/X11/SecurityPolicy
Default Security Policy file used by the X server.
Notes
The option syntax is inconsistent between itself and
xset(1)
.
The acceleration option should take a numerator and a denominator like the protocol.
The color database is missing a large number of colors. However, there doesn't seem to
be a better one available that can generate RGB values.
Origin
MIT Distribution
Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2