Is your $HOME directory on a drive that is text mounted? If so, that's the problem. Search the archive and you'll see that windowmaker doesn't like text mounts.
You could change the mount point to be binary, and this should solve the problem. If you have to use text mounts (like me), you can still get windowmaker to work. 1. temporarily change your mount to binary. 2. Run window maker and set it up the way you like. Your settings will be in $HOME/GNUstep directory. 3. Change mount to text again. 4. Rename GNUstep to .GNUstep (or something similar) 5. mount .GNUstep directory as binary so that it can be accessed as $HOME/GNUStep. 6. Now you can run windowmaker again, and there should be no signal 11. This should make windowmaker to believe that the files in GNUstep directory are unix-like (no cr/lf). At least, it worked for me. Vladica -----Original Message----- From: Tomasz Rojek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 12:42 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Can't get windowmaker to work > When I start wmaker I get a dialog saying "Fatal error Window Maker received > signal 11" > > Have I not installed something?? Your home/$USER directory? I remember that when I had no such directory created by cygwin (on w2k with SP3 & normal user rights) windowmaker could not start. Then after getting thru faq and cygwin mailing lists I came to conclusion to create in my cygwin environment /home/$USER directory and set is as my $HOME. Try this. -- Tomasz Rojek
