Yeah,
as I have to work a lot with Windows at the moment and I can't just switch to
Linux for a moment, I decided to delve back into cygwin world (after 3 years
of abstinence!).
Whoa, this was kinda experimental stuff back then! I remember this
framebuffer-based X Window on top of Cygwin,
As AGO pointed out, searching for libfreetype.dll is non-portable,
dangerous, and silly.
Not me, who is doing that, but one large SW open-source library. Therefore it is
clear, that it have to link with other libraries in the system that it is using.
Things turned in to the OS ideas. And I am
On Thu, 16 Jun 2005, Andreas Eibach wrote:
- Most people would use startx to start the X Window session as they're used
to it from Linux.
Strangely though, startx does NOT open a real X main window, but an xterm
ONLY.
Is there a reason why? I think it's misleading.
Many people requested
On Thu, 16 Jun 2005, Peciva Jan wrote:
As AGO pointed out, searching for libfreetype.dll is non-portable,
dangerous, and silly.
Not me, who is doing that, but one large SW open-source library.
Therefore it is clear, that it have to link with other libraries in the
system that it is using.
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
I don't know. Please send what xev reports when you press those keys.
What is xev?
Best regards,
Alexey.
On Thu, 16 Jun 2005, Tarasov Alexey wrote:
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
I don't know. Please send what xev reports when you press those keys.
What is xev?
xev is an event logger for the x11 protocol. it is installed with the
xorg-x11-bin
package and you can run it by typing xev in
