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[1] I've compiled neXtaw without problems, moved it to /usr/X11/lib,
changed symlinks from libXaw* to libneXtaw.so.6.0 but when I try to run
someapp, I get a "someapp: can't find library 'libXaw.so.6'" message.
Look at README.neXtaw and see step 4 of the compilation instructions.
OR
Relink your applications with -lneXtaw instead of -lXaw
[2] I've installed neXtaw correctly, but I can't get it to look
like your screenshots.
Append Xdefaults to your .Xdefaults or .xsession, then run
xrdb ~/.Xdefaults
Also look at question 3.
[3] I have configured .Xdefaults with the correct settings, but
when I run xterm/kterm/color_xterm/nxterm the scrollbar color does
not have the right color, or scrollbar appears black (or white) when
it should be gray.
Are you running xterm with arguments like ``xterm -bg black -fg white -sb'' ?
If so, don't exec xterm with ``-bg black -fg white''. If you want your
xterm background to have a different color than the default, edit
.Xdefaults and add:
*VT100.background: black
*VT100.foreground: white
then run xterm without any color parameters.
The same thing applies to most other applications.
[4] Appending the included Xdefaults file or changind .Xdefaults have
no effect.
Try modifying .xsession instead of .Xdefaults
Also see if the app you're trying to change is dynamicaly linked to libXaw.
Some apps that come with RedHat are statically linked, which means you
have to get/compile a dynamically linked version of that app.
You can see if that's the case by typing something like:
ldd /usr/X11R6/bin/xterm
If a line like:
libXaw.so.6 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libXaw.so.6
does not appears, then you have a statically linked version.
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