cygwin-xfree only 1/2 screen have lost blue bar at top of all apps

Hi I have two curret issues with Cygwin-xfree 1) When invoking the Gnome interface on my Win2k system from my Redhat 7.2 box all I get is the bottom toolbar and no Icons on the screen. Its been so long that I can't remember what they are. I think Start here, Trash etc. When I open some

RE: alt-tab: client window receives tab / pressing both shift-key s = caps-lock

Pille, Ah, I know something. Maybe Jehan, in his youthful enthousiasm, could provide us with pseudocolor without going fullscreen? We have pseudocolor without going fullscreen. You have to use the GDI DIB- based engine, which is engine 1. For example: XWin -engine 1 Of course, you have

Webmin

Greetings all! Is webmin supported under cygwin? Regards TIA, -Splat

Re: KDE (or gnome)

Neither Gnome nor KDE on Cygwin are ready for newbies yet. They are very preliminary packages. You have to really know what you are doing to get either of them working. I recommend that you just be happy with looking at KDE and Gnome on your friend's linux boxes. Harold

Slow application launch in Outlook with xwinclip.exe running

Running: Nt 4.0 SP 6a Outlook 2000 XFree86 1.9.12-1 xwinclip Test03 IE 5.5 SP2 With xwinclip running, it takes around a minute or so for Outlook to launch and load an external program. Most often this is a link to a web page and so IE is the program being launched but similar results are

RE: Slow application launch in Outlook with xwinclip.exe running

Eric, Interesting. I've heard reports of this before. However, I'm unable to duplicate this problem. I suspect that the problem has something to do with the fact that X events don't come in that often, so we may not process our Windows events in a timely manner. I have been searching forever

[ANNOUNCEMENT] xwinclip Test 04 (Cygwin/XFree86 and Windows clipboard integration)

/xwinclip/xwinclip-20020610-2055.tar.bz2 (6 KB) Changes: 1) xwinclip.c - Use select () in ConnectionNumber(pDisplay) and /dev/windows instead of calling XNextEvent, which blocks until the next event. This has many benefits: Windows messages are now processed almost immediately after they come

RE: KDE (or gnome)

You have to keep replies to the mailing list. Someone on the list probably can explain this better than I. (And how would my time better be spent, developing features or answering simple questions that take a lot of writing? :) Harold -Original Message- From: Splatter van Upchuck