xserver | The X.org server

When installing cygwin, one used to have an option to install the source code. This is no longer available in the default interface. I've looked here to see how to get the source:

https://x.cygwin.com/docs/cg/prog-obtaining-source.html#:~:text=If%20you%20just%20want%20to,xserver%2Fhw%2Fxwin%20directory.

However, I have had no success with any of the options. I have not tried installing the main tree and applying the patches as that sounds like too much work. At the moment, I am specifically interested in the rxvt source.

I bought a new HP 15t (Pavilion) and installed Linux Mint/Ubuntu (after the pain of fighting with the BIOS). The touch pad according to Windows 11 devices is made by Elan, and in Linux Mint it simply doesn't work.

If I do grep -i "Using input driver" /var/log/Xorg.0.log it is as if the touchpad doesn't exist. Flip flopping between the various xserver-xorg-inputs, has not helped.

Also various websites downloading code and trying to use dkms to get things to work hasn't worked either.

I want to enable a docker VM to connect to a port on the localhost of the host starting docker on windows.

docker proposes port forwarding but IMHO only to expose a docker's VM port to the host running the VM.

It's also possible to map a hostname to an IP address when starting docker, but again, that is only seen on the VM. So neither of the following options help:

I have a containerized legacy application using VNC as an XServer. I'd like to run this application in a Kubernetes cluster, and start an application instance on-demand, when a new user logs in the system.

I'd like to

• scale the number of PODs on-demand and not automatically with the replicas property
• provide unique host/port to the clients to connect to their own VNC server?

How can I achieve this in K8S?

Is there a singularity equivalent to docker image list? The Singularity 3.8 documentation states that

All cache entries are named using a content hash

which makes sense when checking for identical layers/images, but has no semantic meaning whatsoever. Compare this to docker's docker image list which lists the images that you already have with semantically meaningful names (e.g. ubuntu, ros). Example:

I am trying to display another processes window inside my PyQt5 application. Since I work on Linux, I've got this python gist working with x11. I changed the code to grab from PID instead and busy wait until the window is open and launch the program with subprocess.Popen However there are a few problems with this approach:

It is somehow unstable. Sometimes it fails to grab the window, and I think it has something to do with restoring layout from QSettings directly on startup. I get these error messages:

So I currently have a website built with PHP and MySQL that is hosted by a provider similar to GoDaddy (called "XSERVER" or "エックスサーバー").

I've been trying to connect the MySQL server to a react-native project so that I could GET and POST information from my app, but I haven't had any luck. The hosting company does not allow node.js to be run on their servers, so the option of express.js was eliminated.

what other option could I take to connect a PHP and MySQL server to a react-native app?

Sorry for the general and ambiguous question, I genuinely don't know who to ask or if I should give up.

The website: https://kasumushi.com/

I'm fairly new to rest apis and tried to follow some simple tutorials. Using some test Uri's I get a response for a server-object that looks like this:

Where is the sub command "depends" of "apt" documented, especially its output format and the meaning of the pipe symbol in the output?

"man apt" doesn't mention this sub command at all.

Example invocation: