Note for Linux by Jes x Window Configuration Introduction

What is Xwindow System:

Main components: X server/x Client/window Manager/display Manager

1. X Server: Hardware management, screen drawing and providing font functionality:

2. X Client: Responsible for the handling of "events" required by x Server:

3. X Window Manager: Special x client, responsible for managing all x client software

4. Display Manager: Provide login requirements

X Window Start-up process:

2. start on the text interface X: Through the startx command

4. Xinit run by startx call

6. Start file forX server: XSERVERRC

8. Start X Client files:xinitrc

10. X port to start

X Window System	Display interface number	Default Terminal	Network Listening port
first one X	hostname:0	Tty7	Port 6000
a second X	Hostname:1	Tty8	Port 6001

Xserver configuration file parsing and configuration :

parsing The xorg.conf configuration:

2. module: Modules that are loaded into the X Server ( some feature drivers );

4. inputdevice: includes 1 of input . format of the keyboard 2. the mouse format, as well as other related input devices;

6. Files: Configure the location of the directory where fonts are located, etc.;

8. Monitor: The format of monitors, mainly configure the level, vertical upgrade frequency, and hardware-related;

10. Device: This is important, is the graphics card chipset related configuration;

12. screen: This is the display of the relevant resolution and color depth of the configuration items, and the behavior of the display;

14. serverlayout: Each of these items can be re-configured, and here is the configuration of which project value the X server is going to fetch.

X font Server (XFS) with additional Chinese glyphs added

XFS 's master profile is in /etc/x11/fs/config, while the font file is /usr/share/x11/fonts/

StartX can detect the X server/x client startup script, and call Xinit to run separately;

X can start multiple, each x display location using -display to process, display position is : 0,: 1 ...

Xorg is an X serverwith configuration files in/etc/x11/xorg.confcontaining Module, Files, Monitor, Device and other configuration stages

Font management for X Server Focus, current font management can be handled by XFS and fontconfig

Configuration file reconstruction and monitor parameter trimming

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Note for Linux by Jes x Window Configuration Introduction