Michael Giroux schrieb:
> Do the CygwinX developers watch this list?
As far as i know xwin is unmaintained at the moment.
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Do the CygwinX developers watch this list?
I've used a network sniffer to analyze this issue, and based on what I
see, the problem seems to mifest itself with Fedora release 7
(Moonshine).
I am not having problems with Fedora Core release 6 (Zod).
At some point the Cygwin/X server on my PC stops
Are there known issues with various versions of Fedora?
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I have retested this with connections to different Linux systems, and
it (my xwin server hang) appears to be isolated to a single Linux.
I find there is a difference in Fedora versions on the two systems.
Although I'm surprosed that the version of Fedora would cause my local
xwin.exe to stop read
Jean-Claude Gervais schrieb:
> Michael,
>
> I am assuming you are invoking the ssh connection from a graphical
> xterm window, it won't work from a console-mode bash prompt.
It will if you set DISPLAY right before starting ssh.
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Jean-Claude Gervais schrieb:
> The IS a drawback though, it doesn't give you the full desktop with the
> background and everything you might be looking for, but in practice the
> things you really want are the apps, anyway.
That is not true, if you tunnel through ssh you can easily start kde, gno
Michael,
I am assuming you are invoking the ssh connection from a graphical
xterm window, it won't work from a console-mode bash prompt.
Other than that, it might mean that X forwarding is not enabled on the
host you are connecting to.
For the record, I just tried the sce
Thanks for the tip. I was able to use the ssh, but that generated
errors on the console (below). Before running the ssh command, I
started xwin, but perhaps I need to specify some options?
Michael
(eclipse:29698): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: invalid (NULL) pointer instance
(eclipse:29698): GLib-G
Michel,
One alternative you could try is ssh-ing to the host you want to run
the programs on and invoking the programs directly and comparing the
graphics-update performance.
In essence this means issuing the following command:
ssh -Y [EMAIL PROTECTED] program
The 'Y' parameter
Is there an alternative to XDCMP that I could try to see if that
protocol is causing the problem?
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I got a little help from my network admin. We started watching the
traffic between my Windows desktop (XWin server) and the Linux box
(client). What we see is interesting. When I start XWIN and then
launch Eclipse, response is perfect. If I move the mouse, my system
sends a message to the Linux
Michael Giroux wrote on Tuesday, September 11, 2007 2:25 PM::
> Since I'm only starting one client (Eclipse) the others I have no way
> of knowing what the others are.
Try xlsclients
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Michael Giroux schrieb:
> From this, it seems the response issue is somehow related to these clients.
>
> Since I'm only starting one client (Eclipse) the others I have no way
> of knowing what the others are.
Yes you do.
Make an addtional connection with ssh and make ps print all processes for
Have been watching this for a few days now and here is what we see.
When I start an XWin session, response is excellent for about 1
minute. If I happen to close the XWin server in my cygwin desktop
while the response is really good, I get a warning dialog that there
are 4 clients connected.
Repe
Thanks
-swcursor has eliminated the console messages, and it manages to
highlight the extremely slow response. It is taking several seconds
for the mouse pointer to move when I move the physical mouse. In
fact, I now realize that keyboard is non responsive as well. I'm not
seeing any cpu utiliz
Michael Giroux schrieb:
>> On 9/5/07, Holger Krull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Without knowing what is started when you login it is impossible to give
>> further advice.
>
> Does stty have any effect? If yes, what options should be applied?
Don't think so.
> As far as I can tell, my .bash_pro
> On 9/5/07, Holger Krull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Without knowing what is started when you login it is impossible to give
> further advice.
Does stty have any effect? If yes, what options should be applied?
As far as I can tell, my .bash_profile is not being executed when I
login via xwin.
Mario Scheble schrieb:
> Hello.
>
> Please, I need some help with the following problem.
>
> My PC has Windows XP and is part of a WorkGroup with a Debian Linux
> network. I installed Cygwin, and XDMCP properly works when I login on a
> remote machine to ONE Linux account. But when I login to ANO
I have a similar problem, but it is not limited to a specific account.
In fact, it is fairly random. Sometimes I get pretty good
performance, and then it just dies.
In my case, it seems to get pretty bad when I launch Eclipse, but I
have to admit that Eclipse is the only GUI app that I use, so i
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