capabilities. The accessx client controls the toggle, bounce, and repeat keys and their settings.
The sticky, slow, and mouse keys can be enabled using shift or other keys. For information on
using AccessX, see the Solaris User's Guide.
Before running accessx, set the UIDPATH environment variable to
/usr/openwin/lib/app-defaults/accessx.uid.
The accessx client is part of the SUNWxwacx package. To install it, you need to install the All
Cluster.
Shared Memory Transport
The Solaris X server includes the Sun extension SUN_SME, Sun's implementation of a shared
memory transport mechanism. This extension provides the capability of sending client requests
to the server via shared memory. Shared memory is used for client requests only. Replies from
the server and events are sent via the default transport mechanism. To enable this transport
mechanism, set the DISPLAY environment variable to :x.y, where x is the display number, and y
is the screen number, and set the environment variable XSUNTRANSPORT to shmem. The size of the
segment can be set by setting the environment variable XSUNSMESIZE to the desired size in
Kbytes. By default, XSUNSMESIZE is set to 64.
Visual OverlayWindows
The Solaris X server supports two application programmer's interfaces (APIs) that enable use of
overlay windows. An overlay is a pixel buer (either physical or software-simulated) into which
graphics can be drawn. Applications can use overlays to display temporary imagery in a display
window. For more information on the overlay APIs, see
Chapter 5, “Server Overlay Windows,”
and Chapter 6, “Transparent Overlay Windows.”
X11 Libraries
The following table lists the X11 libraries. The .so and .a les that comprise these
libraries are in /usr/openwin/lib.
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