Hi
Running on Debian(Etch) amd64 architecture, without X display.
Running squeak as following with an image specified creates in the startup directory files squeak.image, and squeak.changes
squeak -vm-display-none -headless seaside.image &
The specified image is displayed. But the creation of the files confused me for a while.
I do not see this behaviour on my Ubuntu 7.10 i386 architecture machine.
On 22.04.2008, at 05:30, Edward Stow wrote:
Hi
Running on Debian(Etch) amd64 architecture, without X display.
Running squeak as following with an image specified creates in the startup directory files squeak.image, and squeak.changes
squeak -vm-display-none -headless seaside.image &
The specified image is displayed. But the creation of the files confused me for a while.
I do not see this behaviour on my Ubuntu 7.10 i386 architecture machine.
Maybe "squeak" is a weird shell script that copies those files on your Debian install?
Also, you should give either -vm-display-none or -headless. The latter implicitly loads -vm-display-X11 but just does not connect to the display, yet. Also, IIRC, it is deprecated.
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