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## SECTION=multimedia_xorg
menu "options "
# disabled, its incomplete
#
#choice
# prompt "Select type of X environment"
#config XORG_NO_PREFERENCE
# bool
# prompt "No preference"
# help
# Select this, if you want to combine X serrver's features by your own
#
#config XORG_SMALL_TERMINAL
# bool
# prompt "A tiny terminal X"
# help
# Select this if you want an X environment for small terminals only.
# This server type does only the presentation of data, the clients are
# running on other machines.
# It does not support 3D features, and if the X extensions are enabled
# there is no need for any local font rendering, nor for local fonts.
#
#config XORG_FULL_BLOWN
# bool
# prompt "A full blown X"
# help
# Select this type if you want to run a full blown X server on a
# powerful target. For this type of target the X server and the X
# clients are running on the same machine. This type supports 3D
# features, but needs all the nice libraries to fontrendering, TTF
# support, fonts et all.
#
#endchoice
config XORG_KEYBOARD_MAPPING_SUPPORT
bool
prompt "support keyboard mappings"
select XORG_DRIVER_INPUT_KEYBOARD
select XORG_APP_XKBCOMP
help
If you like to use a keyboard with your X server (mostly wanted)
enable this entry. Its required when you want to configure specific
keyboard layouts and key settings. Mostly needed on non-US keyboards.
Note: A german keyboard does not support the '@¤\[]{}|' keys when
disabled!
config XORG_DEFAULT_DATA_DIR
string
prompt "default location for x' data files"
default "/usr/lib"
help
Define here the default path, where X searches for its data files
(fonts, configurations, keyboard mappings, etc.). X adds an "X11"
postfix to this path. So /usr/lib as a default path will result in
/usr/lib/X11 with additional subdirectories for all the data files.
config XORG_OPTIONS_TRANS_UNIX
bool
prompt "unix domain socket transport"
depends on XORG_LIB_X11
default y
help
UNIX domain socket transport. You will need this feature if your
X server and all X clients are running on the same host.
config XORG_OPTIONS_TRANS_TCP
bool
prompt "tcp socket transport"
depends on XORG_LIB_X11
default y
help
TCP socket transport. You will need this feature if your X server
runs on one host and at least one X client on another host.
config XORG_OPTIONS_TRANS_IPV6
bool
prompt "ipv6 support"
help
Enable this if your X server needs IPv6 support. If the starting X
server complains about missing IPv6 support you should disable this
feature here due to the target environment does not support it (its
useless in this case)
endmenu
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