/* $Xorg: registry,v 1.7 2001/06/01 18:55:58 coskrey Exp $ */
X Registry
The X.Org Group is maintaining a registry of certain X-related
items, to aid in avoiding conflicts and to aid in sharing of such items.
Requests to register items, or questions about registration, should be
addressed to
xregistry@x.org
or to
The X.Org Group -- X11 Registry
c/o Ienup Sung
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
901 San Antonio Road, MS SJC07-201
Palo Alto, CA 94303-4900
Electronic mail will be acknowledged upon receipt.
Please allow up to 4 weeks for a formal response to registration and inquiries.
The registry is published as part of the X software distribution
from The X.Org Group. The latest registry can be found at:
ftp://ftp.x.org/pub/DOCS/registry
All registered items must have the postal address of someone responsible for
the item, or a reference to a document describing the item and the postal
address of where to write to obtain the document.
Registration of conflicting items will not be permitted (the same value will
not be assigned two different meanings) except where explicitly indicated.
1. ORGANIZATION NAMES
These should generally be used as prefixes for other registered names.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"Acorn" [49]
"Adobe" [69]
"AIX" [33]
"ALLINK" [99]
"APOLLO" [1]
"Apple" [22]
"ARDENT" [2]
"BBN" [61]
"Compaq" [82]
"CRAB" [84]
"CRUC" [30]
"DEC" [82]
"DG" [48]
"DME" [7]
"Dt" [114]
"EFW" [124]
"ES" [75]
"FXD" [55]
"FUJITSU" [87]
"HP" [35]
"IBM" [33]
"ICS" [31]
"ILA" [62]
"IPSYS" [59]
"IXI" [20]
"JCC" [90]
"JUP" [93]
"KPC" [98]
"LJK" [56]
"LTA" [60]
"MEGATEK" [112]
"Metheus" [117]
"MIT" [8]
"MOTIF" [7]
"NCD" [66]
"OMRON" [45]
"ORL" [65]
"OSF" [7]
"Panasonic" [52]
"PERITEK" [116]
"PFU" [32]
"RATIONAL" [88]
"SGCS" [83]
"SGI" [6]
"SONY" [37]
"stellar" [28]
"STI" [73]
"Sun" [58]
"Tech-Source" [106]
"TEK" [43]
"TOG" [133]
"visual" [5]
"VIT" [46]
"WN" [103]
"WRI" [102]
"WYSE" [68]
"X/software" [115]
"X3D" [8]
"XC" [104]
"Xerox" [91]
"XFree86" [113]
"XUG" [31]
2. KEYSYMS
Only "private" keysyms (with 29th bit set) can be registered by organizations;
standard keysyms must be approved by the X.Org Group. Since keysym numeric
values are explicitly private, we will permit (but not encourage) conflicting
registration here.
Name Value Reference
---- ----- ---------
hpXK_mute_acute 0x100000A8 [36]
hpXK_mute_grave 0x100000A9 [36]
hpXK_mute_asciicircum 0x100000AA [36]
hpXK_mute_diaeresis 0x100000AB [36]
hpXK_mute_asciitilde 0x100000AC [36]
hpXK_lira 0x100000AF [36]
hpXK_guilder 0x100000BE [36]
hpXK_Ydiaeresis 0x100000EE [36]
hpXK_IO 0x100000EE [36]
hpXK_longminus 0x100000F6 [36]
hpXK_block 0x100000FC [36]
apXK_LineDel 0x1000FF00 [1]
apXK_CharDel 0x1000FF01 [1]
apXK_Copy 0x1000FF02 [1]
apXK_Cut 0x1000FF03 [1]
apXK_Paste 0x1000FF04 [1]
apXK_Move 0x1000FF05 [1]
apXK_Grow 0x1000FF06 [1]
apXK_Cmd 0x1000FF07 [1]
apXK_Shell 0x1000FF08 [1]
apXK_LeftBar 0x1000FF09 [1]
apXK_RightBar 0x1000FF0A [1]
apXK_LeftBox 0x1000FF0B [1]
apXK_RightBox 0x1000FF0C [1]
apXK_UpBox 0x1000FF0D [1]
apXK_DownBox 0x1000FF0E [1]
apXK_Pop 0x1000FF0F [1]
apXK_Read 0x1000FF10 [1]
apXK_Edit 0x1000FF11 [1]
apXK_Save 0x1000FF12 [1]
apXK_Exit 0x1000FF13 [1]
apXK_Repeat 0x1000FF14 [1]
hpXK_Modelock1 0x1000FF48 [36]
hpXK_Modelock2 0x1000FF49 [36]
hpXK_Reset 0x1000FF6C [36]
hpXK_System 0x1000FF6D [36]
hpXK_User 0x1000FF6E [36]
hpXK_ClearLine 0x1000FF6F [36]
hpXK_InsertLine 0x1000FF70 [36]
hpXK_DeleteLine 0x1000FF71 [36]
hpXK_InsertChar 0x1000FF72 [36]
hpXK_DeleteChar 0x1000FF73 [36]
hpXK_BackTab 0x1000FF74 [36]
hpXK_KP_BackTab 0x1000FF75 [36]
apXK_KP_parenleft 0x1000FFA8 [1]
apXK_KP_parenright 0x1000FFA9 [1]
IXK_2ND_FUNC_L 0x10004001 [50]
IXK_2ND_FUNC_R 0x10004002 [50]
IXK_REMOVE 0x10004003 [50]
IXK_REPEAT 0x10004004 [50]
IXK_A1 0x10004101 [50]
IXK_A2 0x10004102 [50]
IXK_A3 0x10004103 [50]
IXK_A4 0x10004104 [50]
IXK_A5 0x10004105 [50]
IXK_A6 0x10004106 [50]
IXK_A7 0x10004107 [50]
IXK_A8 0x10004108 [50]
IXK_A9 0x10004109 [50]
IXK_A10 0x1000410A [50]
IXK_A11 0x1000410B [50]
IXK_A12 0x1000410C [50]
IXK_A13 0x1000410D [50]
IXK_A14 0x1000410E [50]
IXK_A15 0x1000410F [50]
IXK_B1 0x10004201 [50]
IXK_B2 0x10004202 [50]
IXK_B3 0x10004203 [50]
IXK_B4 0x10004204 [50]
IXK_B5 0x10004205 [50]
IXK_B6 0x10004206 [50]
IXK_B7 0x10004207 [50]
IXK_B8 0x10004208 [50]
IXK_B9 0x10004209 [50]
IXK_B10 0x1000420A [50]
IXK_B11 0x1000420B [50]
IXK_B12 0x1000420C [50]
IXK_B13 0x1000420D [50]
IXK_B14 0x1000420E [50]
IXK_B15 0x1000420F [50]
IXK_B16 0x10004210 [50]
DXK_Remove 0x1000FF00 [27]
DXK_ring_accent 0x1000FEB0 [27]
DXK_circumflex_accent 0x1000FE5E [27]
DXK_cedilla_accent 0x1000FE2C [27]
DXK_acute_accent 0x1000FE27 [27]
DXK_grave_accent 0x1000FE60 [27]
DXK_tilde 0x1000FE7E [27]
DXK_diaeresis 0x1000FE22 [27]
osfXK_Copy 0x1004FF02 [7]
osfXK_Cut 0x1004FF03 [7]
osfXK_Paste 0x1004FF04 [7]
osfXK_BackTab 0x1004FF07 [7]
osfXK_BackSpace 0x1004FF08 [7]
osfXK_Clear 0x1004FF0B [7]
osfXK_Escape 0x1004FF1B [7]
osfXK_AddMode 0x1004FF31 [7]
osfXK_PrimaryPaste 0x1004FF32 [7]
osfXK_QuickPaste 0x1004FF33 [7]
osfXK_PageLeft 0x1004FF40 [7]
osfXK_PageUp 0x1004FF41 [7]
osfXK_PageDown 0x1004FF42 [7]
osfXK_PageRight 0x1004FF43 [7]
osfXK_Activate 0x1004FF44 [7]
osfXK_MenuBar 0x1004FF45 [7]
osfXK_Left 0x1004FF51 [7]
osfXK_Up 0x1004FF52 [7]
osfXK_Right 0x1004FF53 [7]
osfXK_Down 0x1004FF54 [7]
osfXK_Prior 0x1004FF55 [7]
osfXK_Next 0x1004FF56 [7]
osfXK_EndLine 0x1004FF57 [7]
osfXK_BeginLine 0x1004FF58 [7]
osfXK_EndData 0x1004FF59 [7]
osfXK_BeginData 0x1004FF5A [7]
osfXK_PrevMenu 0x1004FF5B [7]
osfXK_NextMenu 0x1004FF5C [7]
osfXK_PrevField 0x1004FF5D [7]
osfXK_NextField 0x1004FF5E [7]
osfXK_Select 0x1004FF60 [7]
osfXK_Insert 0x1004FF63 [7]
osfXK_Undo 0x1004FF65 [7]
osfXK_Menu 0x1004FF67 [7]
osfXK_Cancel 0x1004FF69 [7]
osfXK_Help 0x1004FF6A [7]
osfXK_SelectAll 0x1004FF71 [7]
osfXK_DeselectAll 0x1004FF72 [7]
osfXK_Reselect 0x1004FF73 [7]
osfXK_Extend 0x1004FF74 [7]
osfXK_Restore 0x1004FF78 [7]
osfXK_SwitchDirection 0x1004FF7E [7]
osfXK_PriorMinor 0x1004FFF5 [7]
osfXK_NextMinor 0x1004FFF6 [7]
osfXK_RightLine 0x1004FFF7 [7]
osfXK_LeftLine 0x1004FFF8 [7]
osfXK_Delete 0x1004FFFF [7]
SunXK_FA_Grave 0x1005FF00 [58]
SunXK_FA_Circum 0x1005FF01 [58]
SunXK_FA_Tilde 0x1005FF02 [58]
SunXK_FA_Acute 0x1005FF03 [58]
SunXK_FA_Diaeresis 0x1005FF04 [58]
SunXK_FA_Cedilla 0x1005FF05 [58]
SunXK_F36 0x1005FF10 [58]
SunXK_F37 0x1005FF11 [58]
SunXK_Sys_Req 0x1005FF60 [58]
SunXK_Props 0x1005FF70 [58]
SunXK_Front 0x1005FF71 [58]
SunXK_Copy 0x1005FF72 [58]
SunXK_Open 0x1005FF73 [58]
SunXK_Paste 0x1005FF74 [58]
SunXK_Cut 0x1005FF75 [58]
SunXK_PowerSwitch 0x1005FF76 [58]
SunXK_AudioLowerVolume 0x1005FF77 [58]
SunXK_AudioMute 0x1005FF78 [58]
SunXK_AudioRaiseVolume 0x1005FF79 [58]
SunXK_VideoDegauss 0x1005FF7A [58]
SunXK_VideoLowerBrightness 0x1005FF7B [58]
SunXK_VideoRaiseBrightness 0x1005FF7C [58]
SunXK_PowerSwitchShift 0x1005FF7D [58]
WYXK_Setup 0x1006FF00 [68]
ncdXK_Setup 0x1006FF00 [66]
XeroxXK_PointerButton1 0x10070001 [91]
XeroxXK_PointerButton2 0x10070002 [91]
XeroxXK_PointerButton3 0x10070003 [91]
XeroxXK_PointerButton4 0x10070004 [91]
XeroxXK_PointerButton5 0x10070005 [91]
XF86XK_ModeLock 0x1008FF01 [113]
Range 0x11000000 to 0x1100FFFF is allocated for keypad keysyms.
3. AUTHORIZATION PROTOCOL NAMES
See Section 8 of the protocol. Names should generally have an organizational
prefix.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"MIT-KERBEROS-4" [21]
"MIT-KERBEROS-5" [21]
"MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1" [8]
"SUN-DES-1" [57]
"XC-QUERY-SECURITY-1" [8]
"XDM-AUTHORIZATION-1" [8], [11]
4. VENDOR STRING FORMATS
See Section 8 of the protocol.
String Reference
---- ---------
"Acorn Computers Ltd" [49]
"Apollo Computer Inc." [1]
"Apple Computer, Inc." [22]
"Ardent Computer Corporation" [2]
"Compaq Computer Corporation" [82]
"Crab Advanced Technologies Ltd" [84]
"Crucible" [30]
"Data General Corporation" [48]
"Digital Equipment Corporation" [82]
"EFW, Inc." [124]
"Evans & Sutherland" [75]
"FUJITSU LIMITED" [87]
"Hewlett-Packard Company" [35]
"International Business Machines" [33]
"JAPAN COMPUTER CORP." [90]
"Jupiter Systems Inc." [93]
"Kubota Pacific Computer" [98]
"Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd." [52]
"Megatek Corporation" [112]
"Metheus Corporation" [117]
"MIT X Consortium" [8]
"Network Computing Devices Inc." [66]
"OMRON Corporation" [45]
"Peritek Corporation" [116]
"PFU LIMITED" [32]
"Silicon Graphics Computer Systems" [6]
"Snitily Graphics Consulting Services" [83]
"Sony Corporation" [37]
"Stellar Computer Inc." [28]
"Sun Microsystems, Inc." [101]
"Tech-Source Inc." [106]
"The XFree86 Project, Inc" [113]
"The X.Org Group" [8]
"The X.Org Group / The XFree86 Project, Inc" [113] [8]
"VIT-Visual Information Technologies, Inc (VITec)" [46]
"Wolfram Research, Inc." [102]
"Wyse Technology Inc." [68]
"X/software Germany" [115]
"X11/NeWS - Sun Microsystems, Inc." [58]
"X Consortium" [104]
5. PROTOCOL EXTENSION NAMES
As used in the QueryExtension and ListExtensions protocol requests.
The name should generally have an organizational prefix.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"Acorn-Noise" [49]
"Adobe-DPS-Extension" [42]
"AixDeviceControlExtension" [33]
"AixExtension" [33]
"AixEventControlExtension" [33]
"AixStatExtension" [33]
"AixDialExtension" [33]
"AixLpfkExtension" [33]
"APOLLO-SHARE" [1]
"ARDENT-XDoubleBuffer" [2], [3]
"ARDENT-XTitan" [2], [4]
"bezier" [34]
"BIG-REQUESTS" [97]
"DEC-XTRAP" [51]
"DOUBLE-BUFFER" [123]
"DPMS" [132]
"ESMultiScreenExtension" [75]
"ESSetBitsExtension" [75]
"ESTraverse3DExtension" [75]
"ESVideoModeExtension" [75]
"ESLayersExtension" [75]
"ESCursorAttrExtension" [75]
"ESPickExtension" [75]
"FUJITSU-Control-Modifiers" [87]
"FUJITSU-VX-VideoControl" [87]
"FUJITSU-VX-DeviceControl" [87]
"JUPMISC" [93]
"KPC-XPeer" [98]
"LBX" [125]
"MEX-Metheus-Extension-to-X" [117]
"MIT-SCREEN-SAVER" [96]
"MIT-SHM" [8]
"MIT-SUNDRY-NONSTANDARD" [8]
"Multi-Buffering" [8], [10]
"NCD-SIE" [66]
"ORL-SYNC" [65]
"PanasonicDosEmulatorExtension" [52]
"PFU-GAOpAttr" [32]
"RECORD" [122]
"SECURITY" [126]
"SGI-GLX" [6]
"SGI-XGL" [6]
"SGI-MISCELLANEOUS" [6]
"SHAPE" [8], [13]
"SonyKeyboardExtension" [37]
"SonySoundExtension" [37]
"SonyVideoExtension" [37]
"SonyPrinterExtension" [37]
"stellar-cm" [29]
"stellar-db" [29]
"stellar-im" [29]
"stellar-shmLink" [28]
"stellar-xfdi" [29]
"stellar-xtest" [28]
"SUN_TSOL" [121]
"SYNC" [108]
"TsiOvlExtension" [106]
"TekCms" [43]
"TeKDisplayListExtension" [43]
"TeKHardCopySupport" [43]
"TeKPeerWindows" [43]
"TOG-CUP" [131]
"VEX" [14]
"VIT-Image Display List Extension" [46]
"X/software X/bigX" [115]
"X/software X/keymapX" [115]
"X/software X/metaX" [115]
"X/software X/shadowX" [115]
"X/software X/translucentX" [115]
"X3D-PEX" [8], [9]
"XC-APPGROUP" [127]
"XC-MISC" [109]
"XFree86-VidModeExtension" [113]
"XIE" [110]
"XInputExtension" [128]
"XINERAMA" [130]
"XKEYBOARD" [111]
"XPRINT" [129]
"XTEST" [8]
"XTestExtension1" [35]
"XVideo" [118]
"ZoidExtension" [34]
6. HOST FAMILIES
See the "family" component of the HOST structure in the protocol.
Values for private families will be assigned by The X.Org Group.
Value Name Reference
----- ---- ---------
0 Internet [23]
1 DECnet [23]
2 Chaos [23]
6 InternetV6 [23]
33 Amoeba [8]
252 LocalHost [105]
253 Kerberos5Principal [94]
254 Netname [57]
7. PROPERTY NAMES
As stored on windows in the server. See Sections 4.1.2, 4.1.3, 5.1.1, and
6.4 of the ICCCM, and Section 14.1 of the Xlib manual. Registration must
include the context in which the property is used (e.g. root window, top-level
client window). In general, private property names should start with a
leading underscore, followed by the organizational prefix, followed by another
underscore.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"RGB_DEFAULT_MAP" [18]
"RGB_BEST_MAP" [18]
"RGB_RED_MAP" [18]
"RGB_GREEN_MAP" [18]
"RGB_BLUE_MAP" [18]
"RGB_GRAY_MAP" [18]
"WM_CLASS" [16]
"WM_CLIENT_MACHINE" [16]
"WM_COLORMAP_WINDOW" [16]
"WM_COMMAND" [16]
"WM_HINTS" [16]
"WM_ICON_NAME" [16]
"WM_ICON_SIZE" [16]
"WM_NAME" [16]
"WM_NORMAL_HINTS" [16]
"WM_PROTOCOLS" [16]
"WM_STATE" [16]
"WM_TRANSIENT_FOR" [16]
"WM_ZOOM_HINTS" [17], [18]
"_MIT_OBJ_CLASS" [94]
"_NCD_WM_RUNNING" [66]
"_RATIONAL_ROSE_TAG" [88]
"_RATIONAL_ROSE_MSG" [88]
"_SGI_GL_COLORMAP" [6]
8. PROPERTY TYPE NAMES
See "PROPERTY NAMES" above.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"ATOM" [16]
"ATOM_PAIR" [16]
"BITMAP" [16]
"COMPOUND_TEXT" [8], [12]
"DRAWABLE" [16]
"INCR" [16]
"INCREMENTAL" [17], [16]
"INTEGER" [16]
"PIXMAP" [16]
"RGB_COLOR_MAP" [18]
"SPAN" [16]
"STRING" [16]
"UTF8_STRING" [134]
"WINDOW" [16]
"WM_HINTS" [16]
"WM_ICON_SIZE" [16]
"WM_SIZE_HINTS" [16]
"WM_STATE" [16]
"_SONY_CDFF" [37]
"_SONY_XWD" [37]
"_SONY_XPICT" [37]
"_SJIS_STRING" [37]
"_EUC_STRING" [37]
"_JIS_STRING" [37]
"_WRI_XWD_RLED" [102]
"_XWNMO" [45]
9. SELECTION NAMES
See Section 2.6.1 of the ICCCM. In general, private selection names should
start with a leading underscore, followed by the organizational prefix,
followed by another underscore.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"CLIPBOARD" [16]
"PD_SELECTION" [37]
"PRIMARY" [16]
"PRIMARY_FONT" [47]
"SECONDARY" [16]
"_JAPANESE_CONVERSION" [37]
"_CHINESE_CONVERSION" [37]
"_HUNGLE_CONVERSION" [37]
"_EUROPEAN_CONVERSION" [37]
"__SAM_" (prefix) [67]
10. SELECTION TARGETS
See Section 2.6.2 of the ICCCM. In general, private selection targets should
start with a leading underscore, followed by the organizational prefix,
followed by another underscore.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"BACKGROUND" [16]
"BITMAP" [16]
"CHARACTER_POSITION" [16]
"CLASS" [16]
"CLIENT_WINDOW" [16]
"COLORMAP" [16]
"COLUMN_NUMBER" [16]
"COMPOUND_TEXT" [8], [12]
"DELETE" [16]
"DRAWABLE" [16]
"FILE_NAME" [16]
"FOREGROUND" [16]
"HOST_NAME" [16]
"INSERT_PROPERTY" [16]
"INSERT_SELECTION" [16]
"LENGTH" [16]
"LINE_NUMBER" [16]
"LIST_LENGTH" [16]
"MODULE" [16]
"MULTIPLE" [16]
"NAME" [16]
"ODIF" [16]
"OWNER_OS" [16]
"PIXMAP" [16]
"PROCEDURE" [16]
"PROCESS" [16]
"STRING" [16]
"TARGETS" [16]
"TASK" [16]
"TEXT" [16]
"TIMESTAMP" [16]
"USER" [16]
"UTF8_STRING" [134]
"_ADOBE_EPS" [69]
"_ADOBE_EPSI" [69]
"_SONY_CDFF" [37]
"_SONY_XWD" [37]
"_SONY_XPICT" [37]
"_SJIS_STRING" [37]
"_EUC_STRING" [37]
"_JIS_STRING" [37]
"_WRI_XWD_RLED" [102]
11. WM_PROTOCOLS PROTOCOLS
See Section 4.1.2.7 of the ICCCM. In general, private protocols should start
with a leading underscore, followed by the organizational prefix, followed by
another underscore.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"WM_DELETE_WINDOW" [16]
"WM_TAKE_FOCUS" [16]
"WM_SAVE_YOURSELF" [16]
12. CLIENTMESSAGE TYPES
See the "type" field in the ClientMessage event in the protocol, and Section
4.2.8 of the ICCCM. In general, private types should start with a leading
underscore, followed by the organizational prefix, followed by another
underscore.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"PD_ACTIVE" [37]
"WM_CHANGE_STATE" [16]
"WM_PROTOCOLS" [16]
"_CONVERSION_REQUEST" [37]
"_CONVERSION_NOTIFY" [37]
"_CONVERSION_END" [37]
13. FONT FOUNDRY NAMES
See Section 3.1.2.1 of the XLFD. This will typically be an organization name.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"Acorn" [49]
"Adobe" [24]
"AIX" [33]
"Apple" [22]
"Bitstream" [25]
"Cognition" [89]
"Cronyx" [120]
"DEC" [27]
"eands" [75]
"fujitsu" [87]
"FujiXerox" [64]
"IBM" [33]
"IPSYS" [59]
"Metheus" [117]
"MISC" [8]
"NCD" [66]
"omron" [45]
"Panasonic" [52]
"Sony" [37]
"Sun" [92]
14. FONT CHARSET (REGISTRY AND ENCODING) NAMES
See Sections 3.1.2.12 of the XLFD. For ISO standards, the format
will generally be: "ISO" + <standard-number> + "-" + <part-number>
Name Reference
---- ---------
"DEC" [27]
registry prefix
"DEC.CNS11643.1986-2" [53]
CNS11643 2-plane using the encoding
suggested in that standard
"DEC.DTSCS.1990-2" [54]
DEC Taiwan Supplemental Character Set
"fujitsu.u90x01.1991-0" [87]
"fujitsu.u90x03.1991-0" [87]
"GB2312.1980-0" [39],[12]
China (PRC) Hanzi, GL encoding
"GB2312.1980-1" [39]
(deprecated)
China (PRC) Hanzi, GR encoding
"HP-Arabic8" [36]
HPARABIC8 8-bit character set
"HP-East8" [36]
HPEAST8 8-bit character set
"HP-Greek8" [36]
HPGREEK8 8-bit character set
"HP-Hebrew8" [36]
HPHEBREW8 8-bit character set
"HP-Japanese15" [36]
HPJAPAN15 15-bit characer set,
modified from industry defacto
standard Shift-JIS
"HP-Kana8" [36]
HPKANA8 8-bit character set
"HP-Korean15" [36]
HPKOREAN15 15-bit character set
"HP-Roman8" [36]
HPROMAN8 8-bit character set
"HP-SChinese15" [36]
HPSCHINA15 15-bit character set for
support of Simplified Chinese
"HP-TChinese15" [36]
HPTCHINA15 15-bit character set for
support of Traditional Chinese
"HP-Turkish8" [36]
HPTURKISH8 8-bit character set
"IPSYS" [59]
registry prefix
"IPSYS.IE-1" [59]
"ISO2022"<REG>"-"<ENC> [44]
"ISO646.1991-IRV" [107]
ISO 646 International Reference Version
"ISO8859-1" [15],[12]
ISO Latin alphabet No. 1
"ISO8859-2" [15],[12]
ISO Latin alphabet No. 2
"ISO8859-3" [15],[12]
ISO Latin alphabet No. 3
"ISO8859-4" [15],[12]
ISO Latin alphabet No. 4
"ISO8859-5" [15],[12]
ISO Latin/Cyrillic alphabet
"ISO8859-6" [15],[12]
ISO Latin/Arabic alphabet
"ISO8859-7" [15],[12]
ISO Latin/Greek alphabet
"ISO8859-8" [15],[12]
ISO Latin/Hebrew alphabet
"ISO8859-9" [15],[12]
ISO Latin alphabet No. 5
"ISO8859-10" [15],[12]
ISO Latin alphabet No. 6
"ISO8859-13" [15],[12]
ISO Latin alphabet No. 7
"ISO8859-14" [15],[12]
ISO Latin alphabet No. 8
"ISO8859-15" [15],[12]
ISO Latin alphabet No. 9
"ISO8859-16" [15],[12]
ISO Latin alphabet No. 10
"FCD8859-15" [7]
(deprecated)
ISO Latin alphabet No. 9, Final Committee Draft
"ISO10646-1" [133]
Unicode Universal Multiple-Octet Coded Character Set
"ISO10646-MES" [133]
(deprecated)
Unicode Minimum European Subset
"JISX0201.1976-0" [38],[12]
8-Bit Alphanumeric-Katakana Code
"JISX0208.1983-0" [40],[12]
Japanese Graphic Character Set,
GL encoding
"JISX0208.1990-0" [71]
Japanese Graphic Character Set,
GL encoding
"JISX0208.1983-1" [40]
(deprecated)
Japanese Graphic Character Set,
GR encoding
"JISX0212.1990-0" [72]
Supplementary Japanese Graphic Character Set,
GL encoding
"KOI8-R" [119]
Cyrillic alphabet
"KSC5601.1987-0" [41],[12]
Korean Graphic Character Set,
GL encoding
"KSC5601.1987-1" [41]
(deprecated)
Korean Graphic Character Set,
GR encoding
"omron_CNS11643-0" [45]
"omron_CNS11643-1" [45]
"omron_BIG5-0" [45]
"omron_BIG5-1" [45]
"wn.tamil.1993" [103]
15. FONT PROPERTY NAMES
See QueryFont in the protocol, and Section 3.2 of the XLFD. In general,
private properties should start with a leading underscore, followed by the
organizational prefix, followed by another underscore.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"ADD_STYLE_NAME" [19]
"AVERAGE_WIDTH" [19]
"AVG_CAPITAL_WIDTH" [19]
"AVG_LOWERCASE_WIDTH" [19]
"CAP_HEIGHT" [19]
"CHARSET_ENCODING" [19]
"CHARSET_REGISTRY" [19]
"COPYRIGHT" [19]
"DESTINATION" [19]
"END_SPACE" [19]
"FACE_NAME" [19]
"FIGURE_WIDTH" [19]
"FOUNDRY" [19]
"FAMILY_NAME" [19]
"ITALIC_ANGLE" [19]
"MAX_SPACE" [19]
"MIN_SPACE" [19]
"NORM_SPACE" [19]
"NOTICE" [19]
"PIXEL_SIZE" [19]
"POINT_SIZE" [19]
"QUAD_WIDTH" [17], [19]
"RELATIVE_SETWIDTH" [19]
"RELATIVE_WEIGHT" [19]
"RESOLUTION" [17], [19]
"RESOLUTION_X" [19]
"RESOLUTION_Y" [19]
"SETWIDTH_NAME" [19]
"SLANT" [19]
"SMALL_CAP_SIZE" [19]
"SPACING" [19]
"STRIKEOUT_ASCENT" [19]
"STRIKEOUT_DESCENT" [19]
"SUBSCRIPT_SIZE" [19]
"SUBSCRIPT_X" [19]
"SUBSCRIPT_Y" [19]
"SUPERSCRIPT_SIZE" [19]
"SUPERSCRIPT_X" [19]
"SUPERSCRIPT_Y" [19]
"UNDERLINE_POSITION" [19]
"UNDERLINE_THICKNESS" [19]
"X_HEIGHT" [19]
"WEIGHT" [19]
"WEIGHT_NAME" [19]
"_ADOBE_POSTSCRIPT_FONTNAME" [69]
16. RESOURCE TYPES
See Chapter 15 of the Xlib manual and Section 9.1 of the Xt manual.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"AcceleratorTable" [26]
"Bool" [26]
"Boolean" [26]
"Callback" [26]
"CallProc" [26]
"CharSet" [37]
"Color" [26]
"CompoundText" [12]
"Cursor" [26]
"Dimension" [26]
"Display" [26]
"EditMode" [26]
"File" [26]
"Float" [26]
"Font" [26]
"FontList" [37]
"FontStruct" [26]
"Function" [26]
"Geometry" [26]
"Immediate" [26]
"Int" [26]
"Justify" [26]
"KeyboardType" [37]
"Language" [37]
"Orientation" [26]
"PEXtClipIndicator" [75]
"PEXtColorBundle" [75]
"PEXtControlFlag" [75]
"PEXtCullMode" [75]
"PEXtDeferralMode" [75]
"PEXtDepthCueMode" [75]
"PEXtDistinguishMode" [75]
"PEXtEdgeFlag" [75]
"PEXtGeneralColor" [75]
"PEXtGravity" [75]
"PEXtHLHSRMode" [75]
"PEXtIntList" [75]
"PEXtInteriorStyle" [75]
"PEXtLightSourceType" [75]
"PEXtLimit" [75]
"PEXtLimit3" [75]
"PEXtLineType" [75]
"PEXtModificationMode" [75]
"PEXtPickHighlightMode" [75]
"PEXtPickMode" [75]
"PEXtPoint" [75]
"PEXtPoint3" [75]
"PEXtProjectionType" [75]
"PEXtReflectanceEquation" [75]
"PEXtResizePolicy" [75]
"PEXtShadingMethod" [75]
"PEXtTraversalPolicy" [75]
"PEXtVector" [75]
"PEXtVector3" [75]
"PEXtWorkstationType" [75]
"Pixel" [26]
"Pixmap" [26]
"Pointer" [26]
"Position" [26]
"Short" [26]
"String" [18],[26]
"StringTable" [26]
"TranslationTable" [26]
"UnsignedChar" [26]
"Widget" [26]
"Window" [26]
"Xai" (prefix) [59]
"Xi" (prefix) [31]
"XMex" (prefix) [117]
17. APPLICATION CLASSES
See Section 4.1.2.5 of the ICCCM and Section 14.1.8 of the Xlib manual.
[Only class names, not instance names.]
Name Reference
---- ---------
"BuilderXcessory" [31]
"BX" [31]
"Clock" [47]
"Csm" [75]
"Exterm" [45]
"Listres" [47]
"Medit" [45]
"Xai" [59]
"Xbiff" [47]
"XCalc" [47]
"XClipboard" [47]
"XClock" [47]
"XCutsel" [47]
"Xditview" [47]
"Xedit" [47]
"XEyes" [47]
"Xfd" [47]
"XFontSel" [47]
"Xgc" [47]
"XLogo" [47]
"Xman" [47]
"Xmh" [47]
"Xsm" [49]
"XTerm" [47]
"Xwnmo" [45]
18. CLASS EXTENSION RECORD TYPES
See Section 1.4.12 of the Xt Intrinsics manual.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"Xai" (prefix) [59]
"XaiCoreClassExtension" [59]
19. DISPLAY MANUFACTURER ID
See Section 9 of the X Display Manager Control Protocol.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"Acorn" [49]
"CRAB" [84]
"EFW" [124]
"FUJITSU" [87]
"HDS" [70]
"JCC" [90]
"Jupiter" [93]
"TD" [63]
"Metheus" [117]
"MIT" [8]
"NCD" [66]
"PERITEK" [116]
"WYSE" [68]
"X/software-X/bigX" [115]
20. NON-STANDARD CHARACTER SET ENCODINGS
See Section 6 of the Compound Text standard.
Name Reference
---- ---------
"DEC.CNS11643.1986-2" [53]
CNS11643 2-plane using the recommended
internal representation scheme
"DEC.DTSCS.1990-2" [54]
DEC Taiwan Supplemental Character Set
"fujitsu.u90x03" [87]
"ILA" [62]
registry prefix
"IPSYS" [59]
registry prefix
"omron_UDC" [45]
omron User Defined Charset
"omron_UDC_ja" [45]
omron User Defined Charset for Japanese
"omron_UDC_zh" [45]
omron User Defined Charset for Chinese(Main land)
"omron_UDC_tw" [45]
omron User Defined Charset for Chinese(Taiwan)
21. PEX VENDOR ID
For identifying GDPs, GSEs, enum values/types, OC types, table types.
See PEX 5.1 interoperability conventions.
Value Name Reference
----- ---- ---------
1 MIT [8]
2 GfxBase, Inc. [74]
3 Silicon Graphics Computer Systems [6]
4 Evans & Sutherland [75]
5 Sun Microsystems, Inc. [76]
6 Sumitomo Electric Workstation Corp. [77]
7 Hewlett-Packard Co. [78]
8 Metro Link Inc. [79]
9 Stardent Computer [80]
10 Sony Microsystems [81]
11 Digital Equipment Corp. [82]
12 Network Computing Devices [66]
13 ShoGraphics, Inc. [85]
14 Tektronix, Inc. [86]
15 FUJITSU LIMITED [87]
16 International Business Machines [33]
17 Kubota Pacific Computer [95]
18 Hitachi, Ltd. [100]
19 Megatek Corporation [112]
20 The XFree86 Project, Inc [113]
21 Metheus Corp. [117]
22. XIM ENCODINGS
Names of encodings used for text exchanged in the Input Method Protocol.
See XIM_ENCODING_NEGOTIATION in section 4.6 of the XIM standard.
"COMPOUND_TEXT" [104]
REFERENCES
[1] Keith Dawson
MS: CHR 03 DE
Apollo Computer Inc.
300 Apollo Drive
Chelmsford, MA 01824
[2] Mark Patrick
Ardent Computer
880 West Maude Avenue
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
[3] X+ Multiple Buffering/Stereo Library Extension
Mark Patrick, Ardent
[4] Ardent X Server Private Extension
Mark Patrick, Ardent
[5] Visual Technology, Inc.
[6] Philip Karlton
System Software Division
Silicon Graphics Computer Systems
2011 N. Shoreline Blvd.
Mountain View, CA 94309-7311
[7] The Open Group
Apex Plaza,Forbury Road,
Reading,Berks.RG1 1AX,England
Howard Greenwell
h.greenwell@opengroup.org
[8] The X standards body maintaining X11 and related standards:
1988-1993 The MIT X Consortium
1993-1996 The X Consortium
1997-1998 The Open Group X Project Team
1998- The X.Org Group
The X.Org Group current contact information
(website, mail-lists, Manager, Chair, Co-Chair)
X.Org website:
www.x.org
X.Org mail-lists: (See web site for additional mail-lists.)
xregistry@x.org X.Org X registry
xorg_team@x.org X.Org general business
xorg_stds@x.org X.Org standards
X.Org Non-Profit Business Manager:
The Open Group
Apex Plaza,Forbury Road,
Reading,Berks.RG1 1AX,England
Howard Greenwell
h.greenwell@opengroup.org
X.Org Chair:
Steve Swales
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
901 San Antonio Road, MS SJC07-201
Palo Alto, CA 94303-4900
steve.swales@sun.com
X.Org Co-Chair:
Irene McCartney
Compaq Computer Corporation
110 Spitbrook Road, ZKO3-3/T79
Nashua, NH 03062
irene@zk3.dec.com
[9] PEX Protocol Specification
PEX Protocol Encoding
PEX Introduction and Overview
Randi Rost, Digital, document editor
[10] Extending X for Double-Buffering, Multi-Buffering, and Stereo
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[11] X Display Manager Control Protocol
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[12] Compound Text Encoding
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[13] X11 Nonrectangular Window Shape Extension
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[14] VEX - Video Extension to X
Todd Brunhoff, Tektronix
[15] ISO 8859, Information technology -- 8-bit single-byte coded graphic
character sets, Parts 1 through 10, 13, 14, 15, and 16
[16] Inter-Client Communication Conventions Manual
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[17] Obsolete
[18] Xlib Manual
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[19] X Logical Font Description Conventions
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[20] IXI Limited
[21] MIT Project Athena
[22] Apple Computer, Inc.
[23] X Window System Protocol
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[24] Adobe Systems, Inc.
[25] Bitstream, Inc.
[26] Xt Intrinsics Manual
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[27] Digital Equipment Corporation
Irene McCartney
Compaq Computer Corporation
110 Spitbrook Road, ZKO3-3/T79
Nashua, NH 03062
irene@zk3.dec.com
[28] Steve Pitschke
Stellar Computer, Inc.
95 Wells Ave.
Newton, MA 02159
[29] Jeff Vroom
Stellar Computer, Inc.
95 Wells Ave.
Newton, MA 02159
[30] Crucible
Santa Cruz, CA
[31] Mark Hatch
Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc.
201 Broadway
Cambridge, MA 02139
[32] Kyou Katoh
PFU LIMITED
687-1 Tsuruma 7 Gou Machida-shi
Tokyo 194, Japan
[33] Dan McNichol /IMAD 9564
International Business Machines
11400 Burnet Road
Austin, TX 78758
[34] Anonymous
MIT Software Distribution
[35] (Originally Larry Woestman)
Paul Anderson
Hewlett Packard
3404 E. Harmony Road, MS-74
Fort Collins, CO 80528-9599
[36] (Originally Tom McFarland)
See Reference [35]
[37] Hideo Irie
Work Station Division
SuperMicro Systems Group
Sony Corporation
6-7-35 Kitasinagawa Sinagawa-ku
Tokyo, Japan
[38] JIS X 0201-1976 (reaffirmed 1984)
[39] GB2312-1980
[40] JIS X 0208-1983
[41] KS C5601-1987
[42] Linda Gass
Adobe Systems
PO Box 7900
Mountain View, CA 94039-7900
[43] (Originally Dave Cassing)
X Strategy Team
Tektronix, Inc.
PO Box 1000
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070-1000
[44] ISO2022<REG>-<ENC>
REG := [_L_<GL_register>][_R_<GR_register>]
ENC := [L<GL_EscapeSequence>][R<GR_EscapeSequence>]
<GL_EscapeSequence> :=
<Left_set><intermediate characters><Final_byte>
<GR_EscapeSequence> :=
<Right_set><intermediate characters><Final_byte>
<Left_set> :=
'4' /* 94-character sets */
| 'M' /* Multiple-byte character sets */
<Right_set> :=
<Left_set>
| '6' /* 96-character sets */
<Final_byte> :=
"30" - "7E" /* hex encoding of Latin-1 3/0 - 7/14 */
<intermediate characters> :=
<empty>
| <intermediate character><intermediate characters>
<intermediate character> :=
"20" - "2F" /* hex encoding of Latin-1 2/0 - Latin-1 2/15 */
The "ISO2022" prefix identifies this as an ISO2022-conforming encoding.
[] denotes an optional construct. <GL_register> and <GR_register> are
organizational strings that identify this encoding as having a GL or GR
component that is not registered with ECMA, but rather is private to
the given organization. At least one of L<GL_EscapeSequence> or
R<GR_EscapeSequence> must be present. If one is missing, the contents
of the font in that graphics half is undefined.
[45] Hiroshi Kuribayashi
OMRON Corporation
Computer System R&D Laboratory
Shimokaiinji, Nagaokakyo-city
Kyoto, 617, Japan
[46] Kyle Marvin
Visual Information Technologies, Inc. (VITec)
3460 Lotus Drive
Plano, TX 75075
[47] X11R4
See Reference [8]
[48] Data General Corp.
62 T.W. Alexander Dr.
R.T.P. NC, 27709
Attn: Janet Leising
[49] John Bowler
Acorn Computers Limited
Cambridge Technopark
645 Newmarket Road
Cambridge
CB5 8PB
England
[50] Rick Franklin
Intergraph Corporation
One Madison Industrial Park
Huntsville, Al. 35894-0001
[51] Dan Coutu
Digital Equipment Corporation ZKO 3-3/T13
110 Spitbrook Rd.
Nashua, NH 03062-2698
[52] Takayuki Kageyama
Computer Division
Information Equipment Sector
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
1006, Kadoma, Osaka, 571 Japan
[53] CNS11643
National Bureau of Standards
Taiwan, Republic of China
[54] KH Chan
Digital Equipment Co.
2-4/F Henan Building
90 Jaffe Road, Wanchai,
Hong Kong
[55] Mike Wexler
FXD/Telerate, Inc.
2091 Landings Drive
Mountain View, CA 94043
[56] Lawrence J. Kilgallen
Box 81
MIT Station
Cambridge, MA 02139-0901
[57] (Originally David Rosenthal)
Steve Swales
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
901 San Antonio Road, MS SJC07-201
Palo Alto, CA 94303-4900
steve.swales@sun.com
[58] (Originally Murali V. Srinivasan)
See Reference [57]
[59] Keith Robson
Ipsys Software plc
Marlborough Court, Pickford St.,
Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK11 6JD
England
[60] David Lewis
Lewis, Trachtenberg & Associates
One Kendall Square (Building 200, Fourth Floor)
Cambridge, MA 02139-1564
dbl@ics.com
[61] James J Dempsey
Bolt Beranek and Newman Inc.
150 CambridgePark Drive
Cambridge MA 02140
[62] Glenn Adams
International Lisp Associates
114 Mount Auburn Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
[63] Sigvald Refsum
Tandberg Data A/S
PO Box 9
Korsvoll, N-0808 OSLO 8
[64] Masahiko Muramatsu
System Techonology Development Center
Fuji Xerox Co.,LTD.
KSP/R&D Business Park Bldg.
100-1, Sakado, Takatsu-ku, Kawasaki-City, Kanagawa-Ken,
213 JAPAN
[65] Tim Glauert
Olivetti Research Limited
24a Trumpington Street
Cambridge, England
[66] Jim Fulton
Network Computing Devices
350 North Bernardo Ave.
Mountain View, CA 94043
[67] John Mackin
6/23 Northwood Street
Camperdown 2050
AUSTRALIA
[68] Bill Rainey
Wyse Technology
3471 N. First Street
San Jose, CA 95134
[69] PostScript Developer Support
Adobe Systems Incorporated
PO Box 7900
Mountain View, CA 94039-7900
[70] Adrian Bereanu
Human Designed Systems
[71] JIS X 0208-1990
[72] JIS X 0212-1990
[73] Dan Greening
Software Transformation
1601 Saratoga-Sunnyvale Rd
Cupertino, CA 95014
[74] Dale Luck
GfxBase, Inc.
1881 Ellwell Dr.
Milpitas, CA 95035
[75] Gary G. Cannon
Evans & Sutherland
580 Arapeen Dr.
P.O. Box 58700
Salt Lake City, UT 84158
[76] Cheryl Huntington
MS. MTV21-04
Sun Microsystems
2550 Garcia Ave.
Mountain View, CA. 94043-1100
[77] Junichi Hiramoto
Manager, Engineering Department
Sumitomo Electric Workstation Corp.
No. 30 Kowa Bldg. 2-4-5 Roppongi, Minato-ku
Tokyo, 106 Japan
[78] (Originally Jeff Stevenson)
See Reference [35]
[79] Garry M. Paxinos
Metro Link Incorporated
5807 N. Andrews Way
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309
[80] John Dennis
Stardent Computer
6 New England Tech Center
521 Virginia Road
Concord, MA 01742
[81] Mark Patrick
Sony Microsystems
651 River Oaks Parkway
San Jose, CA 95134
[82] Dick Coulter
MLO1-2/U2
Digital Equipment Corp.
146 Main St.
Maynard, MA 01754
Irene McCartney
Compaq Computer Corporation
110 Spitbrook Road, ZKO3-3/T79
Nashua, NH 03062
[83] Mark W. Snitily
Snitily Graphics Consulting Services
894 Brookgrove Lane
Cupertino, CA 95014
[84] Paul Verey
Crab Advanced Technologies Ltd.
First Base, Beacontree Plaza, Gillette Way
Reading, RG2 0BP
[85] Ken Garnett
ShoGraphics, Inc.
1890 N. Shoreline Blvd.
Mountain View, CA 94043
[86] Michael F. Cripps
Tektronix, Inc
P.O Boc 1000 MS 60-850
Wilsonville, OR 97070-1000
[87] Kyou Katoh
FUJITSU LIMITED
1015 Kamikodanaka Nakahara-ku
Kawasaki 221, Japan
[88] David Kaelbling
Rational
12 Mountain Rock Ln.
Norfolk, MA 02056
[89] Hal Berman
Cognition Corporation
755 Middlesex Turnpike
Billerica, MA 01821
[90] Takatoshi Ishii
Japan Computer Corp.
2-6-9, Higashi Kanda, Chiyoda-ku,
Tokyo 101 Japan
[91] Bill Janssen
Xerox PARC
3333 Coyote Hill Rd.
Palo Alto, CA 94304
[92] (Originally Rick Heli)
See Reference [57]
[93] Russell Leefer
Jupiter Systems
Suite 200
1351 Harbor Bay Parkway
Alameda, CA 94501
[94] The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[95] Greg Stiehl
Kubota Pacific Computer
2630 Walsh Avenue
Santa Clara, CA 95051-0905
[96] MIT Screen Saver Extension
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[97] Big Requests Extension
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[98] Randi Rost
Kubota Pacific Computer
2630 Walsh Avenue
Santa Clara, CA 95051-0905
[99] Ilan Aisic
NYNEX ALLINK Co.
4 Gannett Drive
White Plains, NY 10604
[100] Toshiyuki Kuwana
Information Equipment Engineering Dept.
Omika Works, Hitatchi Ltd.
5-2-1 Omika-cho, Hitachi-shi, Ibaraki-ken, 319-12 Japan
[101] (Originally Milind Pansare)
See Reference [57]
[102] John L. Cwikla
Wolfram Research, Inc.
100 Trade Center Drive
Champaign IL, 61820-7237
[103] University of Washington
for WM Tamil fonts
[104] The X Consortium
See Reference [8]
[105] The Open Group X Project Team
See Reference [8]
[106] Selwyn Henriques
Tech-Source, Inc.
442 S North Lake Blvd.
Altamonte Springs FL 32701
[107] ISO/IEC 646:1991, Information technology -- ISO 7-bit coded
character set for information interchange
[108] X Synchronization Extension
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[109] XC-MISC Extension
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[110] X Image Extension
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[111] X Keyboard Extension
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[112] Allan Frankel
Megatek Corporation
16868 Via Del Campo Court
San Diego, CA 92127-1714
[113] David Wexelblat
The XFree86 Project, Inc.
c/o AIB Software Corporation
46030 Manekin Plaza, Suite 160
Dulles, VA 20166
[114] (Originally Stuart W. Marks)
See Reference [57]
[115] Michael Gehret
X/software
Marktstrasse 8, D-87730
Groenenbach, Germany
[116] Bob Schulman
Peritek Corp.
5550 Redwood Road
Oakland, CA 94619
[117] Alan Ricker
Metheus Coporation
1600 NW Compton Dr.
Beaverton OR, 97006
[118] X Video Extension Protocol Description
Version 2, 25-JUL-91
David Carver
[119] Network Working Group's RFC1489
[120] Cronyx Ltd.
Research Computer Center
Moscow State University
Moscow 119899, Russia
Phone: +7 (095) 939-2323
Fax: +7 (095) 939-0300
E-mail: info@cronyx.ru
[121] Sun Microsystems Federal, Inc. Trusted Solaris Extension,
(Originally Milind Pansare)
See Reference [57]
[122] Record Extension
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[123] Double Buffer Extension Specification
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[124] James A. Moulton
EFW, Inc
4700 Marine Creek Parkway
Ft. Worth, Texas 76136
[125] Low Bandwidth X Extension Specification
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[126] Security Extension Specification
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[127] Application Group Extension Specification
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[128] X11 Input Extension Protocol Specification
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[129] X Print Extension Protocol Specification
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[130] XINERAMA
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[131] Colormap Utilization Policy Extension Protocol Specification
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[132] Display Power Management Signaling Extension Protocol Specification
The X.Org Group
See Reference [8]
[133] ISO10646 Information technology -- Universal Multiple-Octet Coded
Character Set (UCS), part 1
Markus G. Kuhn
University of Cambridge
Computer Laboratory
New Museums Site, Pembroke Street
Cambridge CB2 3QG
United Kingdom
[134] In R6.6 X.Org is reserving the string UTF8_STRING for use as an ICCCM
property type and selection target. The ICCCM spec will be updated
in a future release to fully specify UTF8_STRING.
/* $XFree86: xc/registry,v 1.8 2003/07/09 15:27:23 tsi Exp $ */