so the X graphic that started appearing floating in the top left corner of a
screen, but no longer does, had some sort of menu associated with it? Who knew?
Yes, new notification bar icon (occasionally two?) has xterm option in pop up
menu in pop up window of all notification icons, of which
Updated cygwin 32-bit with installer, now X no longer spawning windows or
terminal on launch. Just seems to hang after running startxwin. Is there
anything obvious in the log below?
(eight mouse buttons? on a three-button mouse?)
thanks
Lloyd Wood
http://savi.sf.net
$ startxwin
Could not
working again.
my mistake was in years of using
startx -- -multiwindow -clipboard
because /usr/bin/startx no longer starts x
Once I switched to
xinit -- -multiwindow -clipboard
I was fine.
Remember that startx doesn't startx, on either 32- or 64-bit cygwin (I did a
fresh 32-bit install
Just updated a fairly recent was-working two-months-old 64-bit cygwin install.
(Asus X102BA, Win 8.1 - just a little AMD netbook.)
XFree86 now failing with the below. Ideas? thanks.
(--) Windows reports only 2 mouse buttons, defaulting to -emulate3buttons
(II) xorg.conf is not supported
(II)
(Resending because qmail can't handle mime)
I don't have a ~/.startxwinrc file, because the account home directory was
created without one.
Creating one, making it executable, adding commands to it makes no difference -
the X server launches (--muiltiwindow or not) and then decides to shut
Jon,
thanks for looking into this.
I can confirm that under the current Cygwin release, with your original XWin
debug code and geomview running with opengl support enabled and SaVi animating
the Geomview window and forcing camera updates:
moving the geomview window up and/or to the left causes
Right, thanks for gdb --pid= capture instructions in other mail;
screengrabs of bt (if cygwin terminal supports copy and paste, I
couldn't figure it out...)in private mail to you.
Thanks for the right-click title-bar hint, Andy.
And here's the backtrace text from Jon's XWin code drop at:
Hi Jon,
the lack of flickering and lack of double-buffering you describe sounds like
geomview being run without opengl, either because it has been compiled without
opengl (still the default if you just type ./configure, I believe), or because
geomview -noopengl
was issued. Did you build
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Well, it's been eighteen months since I last asked:
http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2009-02/msg00259.html
so I attempted to use opengl hardware acceleration with Cygwin and XFree 7.4,
using Geomview (www.geomview.org) as the test application on an uptodate Cygwin
1.7 install.
Lots of
Hi Jon,
I just downloaded the current X server and its libraries in the Cygwin distro;
the xwin-gl allusion came from the previous thread I mentioned.
Compiling geomview 1.9.4 --with-opengl is straightforward (that's one
improvement on pre-7.4 X; configure doesn't get confused about X library
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