Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
Yeah, that's a known misfeature. You can ALT-TAB back to it as well though (you
should be able to, can you?). I think we can leave that one for the next
Yes the ALT-TAB does work and so does clicking on the title bar of the Setup
window if you can at least see a
Chuck, your autotools wrapper install has one little hiccup: the title
of this email.
Might I suggest some symlinks ?
Rob
Pierre,
2002-01-08 12:11:34, du schriebst:
At 10:52 08/01/2002 , Gerrit P. Haase a écrit:
I have uploaded dillo-0.6.3 http://dillo.sourceforge.net/
to my website.
BTW, `dillo' is a web browser: The web browser;)
Fetch your copy now:
http://familiehaase.de/cywgin/dillo/
This
There seems to be precious little documentation on exactly what
differentiates one XWin engine from the other (ie. GDI, DirectDraw,
DirectDraw4, NativeGDI). This makes it impossible to determine which engine
it the best one to use under which circumstances.
I'd appreciate it if someone could
Dont use NativeGDI, because it is a development engine...
If you have DirectX 4 or greater, use DirectDraw4... most people do, and it is
faster than the old standby of DirectDraw.
Either DirectDraw engine will work, but if you can use DirectDraw4, then do it.
PS (to the rest of the group). If
-Original Message-
From: Brian Genisio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 12:09 PM
To: James Tetazoo; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Which XWin engine is best?
Dont use NativeGDI, because it is a development engine...
If you have DirectX 4 or greater,
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Joseph Davida wrote:
The XKB is a one shot error message, and it always appears.
I have commented out all xkb... settings from /etc/X11/XF86Config,
so I dont know where they are comming from.
Also, should not the xkb files be part of the Win32
On 7 Jan 2002 at 13:11, Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
Soren Andersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
creating more updated man pages for (many of the core) Gnu apps we use ...
http://www.userfriendly.net/linux/RPM/contrib/noarch/noarch/gnumaniak-1.
4-1.noarch.html
I added Cygwin service in cluster (win2000). When the
cluster failover from node A to B, I would like to run
a batch file in node B during cygwin is started in
node B.
The batch file (file.bat) simply is:
cd h:\
chown -Rf UserA:GroupA *
Can I add this batch file to inetd.exe or somewhere,
so
Hi all
Here's another newbie question.. I could find no help in the FAQ for
this:
Are there any better cygwin consoles out there that the default one
that's installed off the web ? It's rather limited and slows down
development :(. I'd love something with a scrollback history for
instance, or
rxvt is probably what you are looking for. It is a stand-alone app and does
not require X to be installed. It has its own package so you may have to
install it via setup.exe.
Other alternatives are, for instance, installing sshd or inetd and using
your favourite ssh/telnet client to connect to
Yeah, and we can kiss that pesky UNIX emulation claim of cygwin's
goodbye, too. Somehow, I don't think that you'll find many library
files in /usr/lib/cygwin on, say, HP/UX, Linux, Tru64, etc.
This method solves a problem for -mno-cygwin at the expense of
impacting many other packages.
I
Hi,
i want you ask if soomebody implement rhgdb or rhide to cygwin??
Thank you a bye
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On Tuesday 8 Jan 02, Mark Himsley writes:
rxvt is probably what you are looking for. It is a stand-alone app and does
not require X to be installed. It has its own package so you may have to
David,
2002-01-08 12:22:14, du schriebst:
It probably is worth adding something to the FAQ about this.
I think `rxvt' should be the default shell for Cygwin after a
fresh setup. At least for Win98 users.
Just my 2 cent (EURO).
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On Tuesday 8 Jan 02, Gerrit P. Haase writes:
David,
2002-01-08 12:22:14, du schriebst:
It probably is worth adding something to the FAQ about this.
I think `rxvt' should be the default shell for Cygwin after a
fresh setup. At least for Win98 users.
I fully agree, but who is going
Hi!
I made a small web server with Cygwin. Now I'm trying to transform it
in a win2k service but when I start it I get the error:
The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely
fashion
The application works well by command line and I also added the
application directory
The idea of porting from Windows to Linux/UNIX using cygwin sounds like an
interesting idea for sure. I doubt you really want WINE since it is an
emulator and I would definitely stay away from those. Stick with natively
compiled source on all platforms.
Our applications work on 7 platforms not
For h:\home\UserA, privilege set in w2k security tabs:
Domain Admin, local admin, UserA, UserB
UserA is in group None. UserA use Cygwin to make
- directory in h:\home\UserA\menu and
- file in h:\home\UserA\menu\file,
the ownership are UserA:None (in ls -l and win2k
security tabs). It is
David Starks-Browning wrote:
On Tuesday 8 Jan 02, Gerrit P. Haase writes:
I think `rxvt' should be the default shell for Cygwin after a
fresh setup. At least for Win98 users.
I fully agree, but who is going to do the work?
The change is truly trivial:
--- cygwin.bat.orig Tue
Hey, John :)
John Peacock wrote:
David Starks-Browning wrote:
On Tuesday 8 Jan 02, Gerrit P. Haase writes:
I think `rxvt' should be the default shell for Cygwin after a
fresh setup. At least for Win98 users.
I fully agree, but who is going to do the work?
The change is truly trivial:
Pavel Tsekov wrote:
Well, this is fine as long as the rxvt package is installed :)
Yes, rxvt would need to be added to the base install in the event that rxvt was
chosen as the default console. I also think that there is no reason to ask
whether anyone WANTS to use the lame CMD box; rxvt is
-Original Message-
From: John Peacock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 3:21 PM
To: David Starks-Browning
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: cygwin console
David Starks-Browning wrote:
On Tuesday 8 Jan 02, Gerrit P. Haase writes:
I think `rxvt'
On 1/8/2002 8:51 AM, Pavel Tsekov wrote:
--- cygwin.bat.orig Tue Jan 8 09:15:22 2002
+++ cygwin.bat Tue Jan 8 09:20:22 2002
@@ -3,4 +3,4 @@
D:
chdir \cygwin\bin
-bash --login -i
+start rxvt -sl 300 -e bash --login -i
Well, this is fine as long as the rxvt package is
Kent Perrier wrote:
Humm. I comment out the bash line and I add the rxvt line and I get the
guick flash. I do have rxvt installed, so what have I done wrong?
Restore the bash line, then run the rxvt line from within the CMD window and
see what error messages you get (leave off the
John,
2002-01-08 15:43:01, du schriebst:
I think `rxvt' should be the default shell for Cygwin after a
fresh setup. At least for Win98 users.
I fully agree, but who is going to do the work?
The change is truly trivial:
Yes, but I'm sure it needs some discussion. To satisfy every
Kent,
2002-01-08 16:13:28, du schriebst:
--- cygwin.bat.orig Tue Jan 8 09:15:22 2002
+++ cygwin.bat Tue Jan 8 09:20:22 2002
@@ -3,4 +3,4 @@
D:
chdir \cygwin\bin
-bash --login -i
+start rxvt -sl 300 -e bash --login -i
Humm. I comment out the bash line and I add the rxvt
Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
Yes, but I'm sure it needs some discussion.
Isn't that what we are doing here? ;~)
I would like to have it a blue background and a red cursor;)
Pervert! ;~!
but since this file is, I believe, originally created by the CygWin installer,
the change needs to
Hi,
I am a newcomer to the Cygwin and am trying to get the bash shell to work
properly. It seems to work fine but it thinks I am a user that I am not.
It thinks I am admin, I am not, my user name on my Win2k machine is perry.
Anyone have any idea what may be causing this?
BTW, it works fine on
On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 11:45:53AM +, David Starks-Browning wrote:
On Tuesday 8 Jan 02, Gerrit P. Haase writes:
David,
2002-01-08 12:22:14, du schriebst:
It probably is worth adding something to the FAQ about this.
I think `rxvt' should be the default shell for Cygwin after a
On 1/8/2002 9:20 AM, John Peacock wrote:
Kent Perrier wrote:
Humm. I comment out the bash line and I add the rxvt line and I get the
guick flash. I do have rxvt installed, so what have I done wrong?
Restore the bash line, then run the rxvt line from within the CMD window and
see what
John,
2002-01-08 16:30:56, du schriebst:
p.s. and I guess your color scheme isn't so awful; typically you never want to
have red and blue of the same intensity next to each other, since the same
cones in your eyes perceive both colors and you can sometimes get the phantom
movement
Christopher Faylor wrote:
The problem is that we'll be switching the I need a scrollbar!s with
the Where is the output from some random windows command?.
cygwin's pty emulation does not work with every windows application. I
don't think we should default to using rxvt for this reason.
I
Do you have a Cygwin icon on your desktop?
If not, go to http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin and Install Cygwin now
You should install, at least, Base, Devel, and Shells packages.
Click on the Cygwin icon. This should bring up a bash shell.
Are you familiar with unix? If not, you
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 10:39:39 -0500, Christopher Faylor wrote:
cygwin's pty emulation does not work with every windows application. I
don't think we should default to using rxvt for this reason.
cygwin's pty emulation doesnt even work with some cygwin apps
(for example talk, the message telling
On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 09:29:09PM +0530, Kiran Prakash wrote:
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 10:39:39 -0500, Christopher Faylor wrote:
cygwin's pty emulation does not work with every windows application. I
don't think we should default to using rxvt for this reason.
cygwin's pty emulation doesnt even
On 1/8/2002 9:55 AM, John Peacock wrote:
start from a simple base:
rxvt -e bash --login -i
and see if that works, then add in the other options. What I posted is exactly
what I am running (with W2k SP1) so there must be something else going on. Are
you sure you don't have any strange
It's not quite clear what you are expecting.
There's a Fortran77 compiler frontend included in the Cygwin gcc
distribution. You have found the command.
The following suggestions assume that you have started a bash shell. If you
have installed Cygwin using the SETUP program, you should have a
On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 10:52:17AM -0500, John Peacock wrote:
Christopher Faylor wrote:
The problem is that we'll be switching the I need a scrollbar!s with
the Where is the output from some random windows command?.
cygwin's pty emulation does not work with every windows application. I
don't
On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 06:00:16PM +1100, Robert Collins wrote:
FWIW this patch (Chris where should I put the in_stub declaration)
There is already an indicator that an execed process is running --
hExeced, so I don't think you need the 'in_stub' thing.
However, it seems to me that this
Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
Humm. I comment out the bash line and I add the rxvt line and I get the
guick flash. I do have rxvt installed, so what have I done wrong?
Windows98?
What happens if you just double click rxvt.exe from explorer?
I get a whit shell with black font scrollbar at
No personal cygwin email, please.
On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 09:45:00PM +0530, Kiran Prakash wrote:
cygwin's pty emulation doesnt even work with some cygwin apps
(for example talk, the message telling the user about the talk is
swallowed)
Uh. Yeah. Right. Swallowed. Sure.
cgf
Seriously,
To get it work for me, I had to include the path to bash
rxvt -e /bin/bash --login -i
probably because I don't have the cygwin paths in my windows PATH.
Once bash starts with --login it reads the /etc/profile and everything
is ok.
Joachim
Kent Perrier wrote:
On 1/8/2002 9:55 AM, John
Thanks for help. I hadn't set my path. And I simply don't have the DLL file.
But: In which package is it? Is it in the xfree-distribution or in the normal
one? Special Feature in any of these? Or do you recommend the xemacs native
windows installation? I couldn't find any pros or cons on your (or
Lapo Luchini wrote:
Yeah, and we can kiss that pesky UNIX emulation claim of cygwin's
goodbye, too. Somehow, I don't think that you'll find many library
files in /usr/lib/cygwin on, say, HP/UX, Linux, Tru64, etc.
This method solves a problem for -mno-cygwin at the expense of
impacting many
Charles,
2002-01-08 17:25:13, du schriebst:
But people REALLY get annoyed if you mess with their autoexec, so there
IS another option:
add '-display :0' to your rxvt command line.
Hmm, I noticed I was wrong in a prior posting, if I double-click
rxvt.exe from Explorer there is DISPLAY=:0
Look here:
http://www.cygwin.com/packages/
and search for 'cygXpm-noX4.dll' -- that will tell you which package it
is in.
--Chuck
Ralph Buse wrote:
Thanks for help. I hadn't set my path. And I simply don't have the DLL file.
But: In which package is it? Is it in the xfree-distribution or
On 1/8/2002 10:22 AM, Charles Wilson wrote:
Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
Humm. I comment out the bash line and I add the rxvt line and I get
the guick flash. I do have rxvt installed, so what have I done wrong?
Windows98?
What happens if you just double click rxvt.exe from explorer?
I
It's in the Graphics category of Cygwin setup.
NTemacs, Xemacs native, and Xemacs cygwin all have their advantages, most
of which I can't remember off the top of my head. The cygwin version will
give you the best interaction with cygwin subprocesses. If you plan to use
emacs as an ide with
On 1/8/2002 10:26 AM, Joachim Walter wrote:
To get it work for me, I had to include the path to bash
rxvt -e /bin/bash --login -i
probably because I don't have the cygwin paths in my windows PATH.
Once bash starts with --login it reads the /etc/profile and everything
is ok.
ding ding
Kent Perrier wrote:
add '-display :0' to your rxvt command line.
Well, I am saddened to report that this does not fix the issue.
I was afraid of that. Can you add C:\cygwin\bin to your PATH in
autoexec.bat, reboot, and try again? [just an experiment; I'm not
advocating that
Hiroo Hayashi wrote:
Charles 'gcc -static' + -DREADLINE_STATIC
Your answer solved my problems. Thank you very much.
Charles Or wait for the next release of cygwin readline, which should
Charles make all of these problems go away.
Do you have a rough estimatation when will it be
Ralph,
2002-01-08 17:30:55, du schriebst:
Thanks for help. I hadn't set my path. And I simply don't have the DLL file.
But: In which package is it? Is it in the xfree-distribution or in the normal
xpm-nox in the `normal' Cygwin netrelease.
one? Special Feature in any of these? Or do you
Robinow, David wrote:
It's in the Graphics category of Cygwin setup.
NTemacs, Xemacs native, and Xemacs cygwin all have their advantages, most
of which I can't remember off the top of my head. The cygwin version will
give you the best interaction with cygwin subprocesses. If you plan to
On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 10:22:35AM -0500, John Peacock wrote:
Nicolas Williams wrote:
And I can't remove /usr/local/bin/cygwin1.dll.
Exit cygwin completely (including any Cygwin-based services you are running)
and then delete cygwin1.dll from Windows. You may need to disable
Kent,
2002-01-08 18:12:54, du schriebst:
To get it work for me, I had to include the path to bash
rxvt -e /bin/bash --login -i
probably because I don't have the cygwin paths in my windows PATH.
Once bash starts with --login it reads the /etc/profile and everything
is ok.
ding ding
Hello,
I tried a cvs co -r mytag myproj and receive the following:
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot open directory .../CVS/mypoj/Attic: Not a
directory
It is true -- since i have deleted nothing in myproj yet, i don't have Attic
in it. But why is it impossible to checkout a tag or revision if
Unfortunately, I'm using VC++, since we have to link against some other M$ stuff.
Thanks for the pointer.
T.
Christopher Faylor wrote:
If you are writing cygwin programs, don't use windows signal mechanisms
like SetConsoleCtrlHandler. Just use signal()/kill(), et al.
If your program does
I was having trouble figuring out how to build Java/JNI programs with
Cygwin. There were a number of threads in the mailing list about it, and
some were helpful, but it still took a great deal of slogging.
After I got it working, I put a tutorial on the web
(http://www.inonit.com/cygwin/) on
At 11:00 AM 1/8/2002, Greg Fenton wrote:
I recently upgraded BASH (don't know the previous version I had...).
Now when I run some programs, BASH misbehaves.
In particular, I have two programs which stand out:
Using the command-line P4 to submit, P4 calls vim to edit my
submission entry. Prior
Hello,
I want to compile some of my programs on UNIX with the
target set to cygwin.
Can anybody tell me if I need any special packages for
this?
And what is the exact target name I need to specify?
I hope somebody can answer these questions for me,
because I'm a little stuck...
Roland
At 01:50 PM 1/8/2002, Mark McEahern wrote:
Hi, when I run setup.exe version 2.125.2.10, many of the packages are set to
Skip. Is there an easy way to tell setup to download the current version
(non-experimental) of all packages? It's fairly tedious to have to cycle
through the options for each
Maybe we were all distracted by the many colors in the line ;-)
Joachim
Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
Kent,
2002-01-08 18:12:54, du schriebst:
To get it work for me, I had to include the path to bash
rxvt -e /bin/bash --login -i
probably because I don't have the cygwin paths in my
Another thing we could think about is to simply make a second shortcut to
rxvt. I normally have both a shortcut to rxvt and the cygwin console, as
each works well for certain tasks. For instance, cvs updates seem to work
better for me from a cygwin console for some reason.
cheers,
-Matt Smith
On Thu, Dec 20, 2001 at 02:01:20PM -0500, Jason Tishler wrote:
On Thu, Dec 20, 2001 at 09:18:07AM -0600, CyberZombie wrote:
Can you elaborate how you did this?
Once the Hummingbird SOCKS proxy software is installed, all that you need
to do is create a socks.cnf file. See attached for a
I want to develop a Perl solution for accessing an IMAP server and doing
things like querying messages in a folder named blahfoo, telling the server
to move messages from blahfoo to cowpuddle, etc. I have researched and
there is a Perl module collection for doing IMAP client stuff, but it
[I tried to send this message once but it apparently did not go through
from that address. Sorry if it duplicates]
I want to develop a Perl solution for accessing an IMAP server and doing
things like querying messages in a folder named blahfoo, telling the server
to move messages from blahfoo
David P. Caldwell wrote:
I was having trouble figuring out how to build Java/JNI programs with
Cygwin. There were a number of threads in the mailing list about it, and
some were helpful, but it still took a great deal of slogging.
After I got it working, I put a tutorial on the web
Thanks to Chuck Wilson:
In order for this to work, the --add-stdcall-alias option has to be passed
to the linker on the gcc command line. So, referring to
http://www.inonit.com/cygwin/jni/helloWorld/c.html, the gcc command line
would need to be changed to:
gcc -mno-cygwin -I$jdk/include
Hallo Soren,
Am 2002-01-08 um 21:16 schriebst du:
I want to develop a Perl solution for accessing an IMAP server and doing
things like querying messages in a folder named blahfoo, telling the server
to move messages from blahfoo to cowpuddle, etc. I have researched and
there is a Perl
Hello,
I'm having a nasty problem that's got me posivively stumped. I've
written a Winamp plugin (a DLL) using Cygwin. Winamp properly loads the
DLL (at runtime), but whenever my DLL attempts to make a system call
(such as open()), Winamp crashes. I have no idea how to trace this kind
of
John Peacock wrote:
p.s. and I guess your color scheme isn't so awful; typically you never want to
have red and blue of the same intensity next to each other, since the same
cones in your eyes perceive both colors and you can sometimes get the phantom
movement
I wear glasses that distort
- Original Message -
From: Christopher Faylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 06:00:16PM +1100, Robert Collins wrote:
FWIW this patch (Chris where should I put the in_stub declaration)
There is already an indicator that an execed process is running --
hExeced, so I don't
On 26 Dec 2001 at 20:33, Jon Leichter wrote:
It's been a long time since I was active on this list. I have not used
Cygwin for over a year, until recently. I see that Cygwin has been updated
quite a bit since I last used it. It's very nice to see these new features.
Me too (well that made me
You'll need to compile and link with -mno-cygwin - winamp uses a
different C runtime that Cygwin.
Rob
===
- Original Message -
From: Logan Bowers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 9:08 AM
Subject: Problem using cygwin compiled DLL's in other
On 8 Jan 2002 at 22:56, Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
Am 2002-01-08 um 21:16 schriebst du:
I want to develop a Perl solution for accessing an IMAP server and doing
things like querying messages in a folder named blahfoo, telling the
server to move messages from blahfoo to cowpuddle, etc. I have
But if I do that, I lose the ability to make UNIX style system calls,
right? My version of ld (from the standard Cygwin distro) only supports
i386pe, how do I install support for other emulations.
Logan Bowers
Robert Collins wrote:
You'll need to compile and link with -mno-cygwin -
- Original Message -
From: Soren Andersen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 8 Jan 2002 at 22:03, Robert Collins wrote:
Given that info documentation can be converted to manpages, I see
little
reason to maintain man pages separately.
Over the course of using cygwin in the past, `info' wouldn't
- Original Message -
From: Logan Bowers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Robert Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 10:11 AM
Subject: Re: Problem using cygwin compiled DLL's in other Windows apps
But if I do that, I lose the ability to make UNIX
Robert Collins wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Logan Bowers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Robert Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 10:11 AM
Subject: Re: Problem using cygwin compiled DLL's in other Windows apps
But if I do that, I
- Original Message -
From: Logan Bowers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Robert Collins wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Logan Bowers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ahhh... That is the functionality I need. I've compiled ESoundD (a
unix app) under cygwin and would like to link libesd into my
Larry Hall (RFK Partners, Inc) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds like something or someone reset your TERM variable.
$ echo $TERM
cygwin
That's the right value, correct?
greg_fenton.
=
Greg Fenton
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
__
Do You Yahoo!?
At 06:57 PM 1/8/2002, Greg Fenton wrote:
Larry Hall (RFK Partners, Inc) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds like something or someone reset your TERM variable.
$ echo $TERM
cygwin
That's the right value, correct?
Yep, it is. OK, maybe check your other terminal-related environment
On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 05:29:14PM -0500, Soren Andersen wrote:
This lack of sponsorship maybe is also part of the noted tendency for
minGW priciple persons to manifest some, uhh, let's say testiness.
I've been reading the mingw mailing lists for a while and I really don't
see anything like
Larry Hall (RFK Partners, Inc) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep, it is. OK, maybe check your other terminal-related environment
variables to see if something looks off. If not, I'm not sure what
the problem is. But if it's affecting more than just Cygwin tools,
it has to be something like
- Original Message -
From: Christopher Faylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* The new process must not have signalled it's creation back to us.
I don't think this is right, actually. You basically don't want the
stub
to *ever* send a CTRL-C in your scenario. I don't see why it matters
that
the
On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 11:43:41AM +1100, Robert Collins wrote:
I have to think about the race issues here. It seems like you can't
get away without some kind of additional communication between the
parent and the child.
True. The problem is that we can't communicate with non-cygwin
children.
===
- Original Message -
From: Christopher Faylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So, I think the easiest fix for the current problem is just to do a
'signal (SIGINT, SIG_IGN)' prior to calling CreateProcess, restoring
the previous signal handler if the CreateProcess fails.
You do realise, that
On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 11:57:04AM +1100, Robert Collins wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Christopher Faylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So, I think the easiest fix for the current problem is just to do a
'signal (SIGINT, SIG_IGN)' prior to calling CreateProcess, restoring
the previous signal
On 8 Jan 2002 at 19:14, Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 05:29:14PM -0500, Soren Andersen wrote:
This lack of sponsorship maybe is also part of the noted tendency for
minGW priciple persons to manifest some, uhh, let's say testiness.
I've been reading the mingw mailing
Hi all,
I'm really new to cygwin and thought I was familar
with Linux, unix etc but I guess I'm not.
I'm trying to load pdksh, which I've heard is *the*
method to get ksh on cygwin.
At any rate, I've downloaded it and installed it but
I'm getting errors about 32-bit problem when I try
Christopher Faylor wrote
I've been reading the mingw mailing lists for a while and I really don't
see anything like this. Most of the replies are very courteous.
They don't seem to have anyone like me, for instance. :-)
Speaking of single-handedly destroying the open source movement,
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From: Jason Tishler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 1:26 PM
Kevin,
Please keep your replies on-list...
Normally I would, however I know attachments to lists are often not well
liked, so I only sent them to you directly. Perhaps next time
On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 08:55:12PM -0500, Soren Andersen wrote:
On 8 Jan 2002 at 19:14, Christopher Faylor wrote:
They don't seem to have anyone like me, for instance. :-)
I don't know what to make of that, precisely. It doesn't seem to me
that you manifest particularly obnoxious behavior.
I
Charles,
Charles Thanks for the test case. I'll look into it -- but I suspect
Charles it has already been fixed in the official GNU sources (4.2a).
Charles The next cygwin release will be based on that. When you
Charles tested bug.c on linux, what version of readline were you
Charles using?
I
It seems that -n text for specyfing the icon doesn't work:
i tried start rxvt -n cygwin.ico -e /bin/bash --login -i in cygwin.bat,
but the icon did not change :(
Thank you in advance,
Alexei Lioubimov
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Bug reporting:
Well if there is I couldn't find it. I installed
everything and I don't seem to have it. Nor is
it listed on the home page as one of the packages...
If it is somewhere available that would be great
though...
I read somewhere that bash is pretty much ksh, I tried
aliasing ksh to bash. That
Hiroo Hayashi wrote:
I don't have have the source code of Cygwin Readline Library.
Use setup.exe to download the source, if you want to. However, none of
my patches should have affected that function...
I took
a look on the official GNU sources. rl_set_screen_size and
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