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AIX Version 4.3 Differences Guide

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Aliases in a fonts.alias file can allow one scalable alias name to match all<br />

instances of another font. The exclamation (!) character introduces a comment<br />

line in fonts.alias files.<br />

A sample font authorization protocol, hp-hostname-1, has been added. It is based<br />

on host names and is non-authenticating. The client requesting a font from a font<br />

server provides (or passes through from its client) the host name of the ultimate<br />

client of the font.<br />

Note: There is no check that this host name is accurate, as this is a sample<br />

protocol only.<br />

The Speedo rasterizer can now read fonts with retail encryption. This means that<br />

fonts bought over-the-counter at a computer store can be used by the font server<br />

and X-server.<br />

8.2.20.2 Font Server<br />

The font server has been renamed from fs to xfs to avoid confusion with an AFS<br />

program. The fsconf utility is also renamed to xfsconf. The default port has<br />

changed from 7000 (used by AFS) to 7100 and has been registered with the<br />

Internet Assigned Numbers Authority. Until <strong>AIX</strong> 4.2.1, the default port was 7500<br />

to avoid conflict with the IBM X Station at the time R5 was first shipped on <strong>AIX</strong>.<br />

This is changed to the new X11R6 default port.<br />

You can now connect to xfs using the local/transport.<br />

8.2.21 X Input Method<br />

For each of the different locales, there is a single default input method associated<br />

with it. The <strong>AIX</strong> X-window system, prior to the release of X11R6, used the<br />

following default X Input Methods (XIM):<br />

Local<br />

A local single byte input method<br />

Thai<br />

A local type Thai input method<br />

X11R6 XIM Protocol All of server type input methods<br />

As well as these input methods, <strong>AIX</strong> provides a native input method, <strong>AIX</strong> IM, with<br />

the release of X11R6. The <strong>AIX</strong> implementation of X11R6 puts the <strong>AIX</strong> Input<br />

Method as the default input method.<br />

8.2.21.1 XIM Module Loader<br />

The introduction of the <strong>AIX</strong> Input Method as the default input method changes the<br />

loading priority of the different input method modules. The new order is show in<br />

the Table 45.<br />

Table 45. XIM Module Loading Priorities<br />

Priority XIM Module Locales XMODIFIERS<br />

1 <strong>AIX</strong> IM <strong>AIX</strong> system Depend on <strong>AIX</strong> IM<br />

2 XC’s Local XLOCALEDIR Local, none<br />

3 XC’s Thai th Don’t care<br />

4 XC’s Proto XIM server Depend on IM servers<br />

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