Charles Wilson wrote:
Touati Sid wrote:
Meanwhile, could someone tell where the cygcygip-2 package can be
retrieved ? Goggle tells nothing.
Uncheck the box labelled "Hide obsolete and administrative packages"
in setup.exe's 'Chooser' window, and it should show up.
I think the real problem is that BOTH cygipc-2 and kde-cygwin are
dead. It appears that sometime last fall KDE-cygwin was abandoned in
favor of a native port of KDE using the xming X-server. So, you've got
a dead project depending on a dead package.
Expect trouble.
--
Chuck
Workaround. If you connect thru a X-Server to a remote Linux machine
thru a LAN which has KDE installed there is a easy workaround which I
use since more than 1 1/2 years. Run the KDE on the remote computer. It
even works over the Internet with a fast connection. Saves a lot of
memory in the windoze system and with esd you have even sound etc.
--
Alexander J. Herrmann
Analyst/Programmer
http://www.aiengine.org
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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