Hello.
Thanks for all the good hints. I am trying to comment them all at once:
First of all: The comparison was running Xfree, icewm, nedit and an own
application completely under cygwin on the same machine - not outgoing
connections. That is exactly my problem: I want to avoid using two
Uwe Schmidtmann wrote:
So I guess it is the difference between NT optimization and Win9x.
It could also be a difference in multitasking. I wouldn't be surprised
if Win98 was slower in multitasking between the X server and clients
especially with the Cygwin library and socket
/ Narasimha Reddy K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| it is throwing following error on building XFREE86 source.
| LIBCMTD.lib(dosmap.obj) : error LNK2005: __errno already defined in
| MSVCRT.LIB(MSVCRT.dll)
Doesn't feel like you try to build it with cygwin?? Smells visual c++
(sorry for swearing ;-)
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Narasimha Reddy K wrote:
it is throwing following error on building XFREE86 source.
LIBCMTD.lib(dosmap.obj) : error LNK2005: __errno already defined in
MSVCRT.LIB(MSVCRT.dll)
You're trying to build with VisualC++? Then this is the wrong mailing list.
There is a project
My Windows 2000 desktop is set at 1024x768x24 75Hz. However, when I
specify the following, I get a screen 60Hz:
XWin -fullscreen -depth 8
Adding -refresh 75 doesn't help, I still get 60Hz.
If I do this, I get 75Hz, but not the 8-bit depth I want:
XWin -fullscreen
If I do this, I
I just installed the Type 1 font package that comes with Cygwin,
Xfscl.tgz. The x-server still can't find the fonts. Is there some
configuration file I need to edit also to make Cygwin aware of the
fonts?
This is what I did:
cd /usr/X11R6
extract.exe zxf Xfscl.tgz
Thanks,
Lars.
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Lars
Thomas,
Well, answer me this one question:
What refresh rates does Windows 2000 allow when you set the Windows color
depth to 8 bits?
If the answer is that Windows only allows a 60 Hz refresh rate then you have
found that your driver only supports a 60 Hz refresh rate when in 8 bit
mode. If
Looks like you figured out upset. Sorry about not responding.
Actually, I did the same thing that Ian did and reverted to the upset from:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/src
in the directory:
winsup/cinstall/temp
That version of upset reports the version number as the whole file name
before the
On Thu, Apr 18, 2002 at 01:02:51AM -0400, Harold Hunt wrote:
Looks like you figured out upset. Sorry about not responding.
Actually, I did the same thing that Ian did and reverted to the upset
from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/src
in the directory: winsup/cinstall/temp
I'd forgotten about that
On Thu, Apr 18, 2002 at 01:18:19AM -0400, Harold Hunt wrote:
The syntax for upset should just be upset dir where `dir' is the
directory containing the distribution. setup.ini will go to stdout.
upset -u setup.ini dir
will update an existing setup.ini.
I beg to differ.
Try setting it up
On Thu, Apr 18, 2002 at 01:30:22AM -0400, Harold Hunt wrote:
2) upset took the list of requirements from XFree86-base/setup.hint and put
them in quotes (cygwin ...) when it created setup.ini. upset didn't do
this for any other packages and the Cygwin setup.ini doesn't have quotes
around
On Thu, Apr 18, 2002 at 01:37:08AM -0400, Harold Hunt wrote:
Try setting it up like sourceware then. The directory defaults to
'release'. Just do 'upset -u setup.ini' in a directory containing a
the 'release' directory.
I just moved contrib to release and the new upset works like a dream!
On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 11:00:23PM -0400, Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 07:50:04PM -0700, Ian Burrell wrote:
Christopher Faylor wrote:
Name? Do you mean version? If you put a version in setup.hint it is
currently ignored.
The name from the line and the version header could
Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Thu, Apr 18, 2002 at 01:02:51AM -0400, Harold Hunt wrote:
Looks like you figured out upset. Sorry about not responding.
Actually, I did the same thing that Ian did and reverted to the upset
from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/src
in the directory: winsup/cinstall/temp
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