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Where is the source code to X11 for Mac OS X?

April 26, 2017mac os x source code X11

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Where is the source code to X11 for Mac OS X?

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A: Yes, the source code for the X11 server is available from the Darwin site. To build this source, you will need the X11LibApple.pkg, which gets installed when you install the binary package. Source code is only available for the X11 server, and not for the quartz-wm window manager or X11LibApple.pkg.

Q: To which version of XFree86 does X11 for Mac OS X correspond?

A: The current release version corresponds to XFree86 4.3.

Getting Help

Q: How do I file bug reports and request features?

A: Bug reports and feature requests related to X11 for Mac OS X can and should be filed at developer.apple.com/bugreporter. You can file bugs or feature requests either on the web, or by sending email. Include as much info as possible such as detailed steps and a good system configuration