Re: Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

Lloeki wrote: Andrew DeFaria wrote: How is this better than simply using rxvt? I used rxvt for some time but puttycyg rolls better for me. [...] Plus, didn't we just see an announcement where future rxvt's were going to be built as (real-)X11-only, instead of with a stub X11 library (W11?)

Re: Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

Shankar Unni wrote: Lloeki wrote: Andrew DeFaria wrote: How is this better than simply using rxvt? I used rxvt for some time but puttycyg rolls better for me. [...] Plus, didn't we just see an announcement where future rxvt's were going to be built as (real-)X11-only, instead of with a

Re: Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

How is this better than simply using rxvt? I used rxvt for some time but puttycyg rolls better for me. - I remember accented chars (french) often got messed up and that was a pain to fix. - I never manager to make rxvt display special chars correctly (mc and others look like crap without them)

Re: Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

Lloeki wrote: How is this better than simply using rxvt? I used rxvt for some time but puttycyg rolls better for me. - I remember accented chars (french) often got messed up and that was a pain to fix. - I never manager to make rxvt display special chars correctly (mc and others look like crap

Re: Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

Shankar Unni wrote: Lloeki wrote: [...] puttycyg (google) [...] Almost the best thing since sliced bread! I'm an instant convert.. How is this better than simply using rxvt? -- The beatings will continue until morale improves. -- Unsubscribe info:

Re: Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

Lloeki wrote: [...] puttycyg (google) [...] Almost the best thing since sliced bread! I'm an instant convert.. -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/problems.html Documentation: http://cygwin.com/docs.html FAQ:

Re: Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

On 5/9/06, Eric Hanchrow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Try putting set CYGWIN=tty Thank you both for your replies. This turned out to be the solution. EB queried as to which console I was running cygwin in. Is there a way to run it in a console other than the default DOS-like box? Also,

Re: Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

Is there a way to run it in a console other than the default DOS-like box? rxvt (setup) and puttycyg (google) might help.

Re: Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

On 5/10/06, Lloeki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is there a way to run it in a console other than the default DOS-like box? [snip] puttycyg (google) might help. Woo, now you're talking. Thank you for this, works great. S -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple

Re: Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

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Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

Hello, In the mood to try emacs, I added it to my cygwin installation this evening, and have been working through several tutorials. All works as expected, except that I am unable to exit emacs. Hitting C-x C-c does nothing, but again, all other control combinations seem to work fine. I have

Re: Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

Hello, In the mood to try emacs, I added it to my cygwin installation this evening, and have been working through several tutorials. All works as expected, except that I am unable to exit emacs. Hitting C-x C-c does nothing, but again, all other control combinations seem to work fine.

Re: Cygwin and Emacs: How to exit?

Try putting set CYGWIN=tty in your c:\cygwin\cygwin.bat. -- This delightful, self-describing sentence, created 16 February 2005 in honor of Katie Drake, has seven As, three Bs, four Cs, six Ds, forty-five Es, fifteen Fs, five Gs, thirteen Hs, eighteen Is, one J, three Ks, four Ls, one M,