I like to have one icon in Windows that I can click on to open a new
xterm window:
- if the X server is not running, the icon would start X and launch
a xterm window
- if the X server is running, it will simply open a new xterm
window on the existing X server
This was how it used to work by
This was a real bummer for me too, and none of the follow-up
suggestions met my needs, which is to have a clickable icon in Windows
that would open an x-term, starting the X server if necessary and not
complaining if one has already been started.
Scripting in Windows is a pain, but I finally mana
