3) within the first few hours of usage, I ran a find / -name
abc -print
from the command-line, and my trusty Windows 2000 box
restarted.
If that crashed your windows box then that sounds like a bug in
either Windows 2000 or base cygwin - rather than the Xfree86 port.
but i'm still
What I could do with is a mode that allows an X session to be setup
through an SSH tunnel. So I need an SSH client that DOESN'T give me a
shell, but supports an X11 tunnel, prompts me for the SSH passwd and
runs a single command (the remote ~/.xinitrc say, and pipes the output
to a local file).
Tom,
I bet that you either have two copies of cygwin1.dll on your system, or that
you have a really old version of cygwin1.dll. For more information see:
http://xfree86.cygwin.com/docs/faq/cygwin-xfree-faq.html#q-status-access-vio
lation
I run XDMCP sessions for several hours with no
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- Original Message -
From: Nick THOMPSON [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: cygwin-xfree Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 9:22 PM
Subject: X via SSH (was: New (Delphi) xlauncher)
What I could do with is a mode that allows an X session to be setup
through an SSH
Hi,
building the perfect ghostscript gsview is very simple, however
a .dll is needed. The .dll is part of ghostscript-7.05. However
its missing.
Cheers Jack
Updated: ghostscript-7.05-1 (test release)
From: Dario Alcocer alcocer at helixdigital dot com
To: cygwin-xfree at cygwin dot com
Hi,
building the perfect ghostscript gsview is very simple, however
a .dll is needed. The .dll is part of ghostscript-7.05. However
its missing.
Cheers Jack
Updated: ghostscript-7.05-1 (test release)
From: Dario Alcocer alcocer at helixdigital dot com
To: cygwin-xfree at cygwin dot com
Hi,
building the perfect ghostscript gsview is very simple, however
a .dll is needed. The .dll is part of ghostscript-7.05. However
its missing.
Cheers Jack
Updated: ghostscript-7.05-1 (test release)
From: Dario Alcocer alcocer at helixdigital dot com
To: cygwin-xfree at cygwin dot com
The message said to type xterm -help, not xfree -help. My error. Here is
what I got:
foreman@FOREMAN ~
$ xterm -help
bash: xterm: command not found
I suspect that it is because the xfree directories are not in the basic
cygwin path. Again, for newbies, one cannot assume that they will know how
What is going on here Mr. Jack Larsen? We have had four posts of this
meesage to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Were you intending to post this to
cygwin-apps or somewhere else?
Have you put this in release/ or release/XFree86? If it isn't in
release/XFree86 then you need to talk to cygwin-apps to get
This recent thread might be of interest:
http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2002-07/msg00454.html
From: Nick THOMPSON [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: cygwin-xfree Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: X via SSH (was: New (Delphi) xlauncher)
Date: 23 Jul 2002 12:22:54 +0100
What I could do with is a
Dennis Foreman wrote:
The message said to type xterm -help, not xfree -help. My error. Here is
what I got:
foreman@FOREMAN ~
$ xterm -help
bash: xterm: command not found
I suspect that it is because the xfree directories are not in the basic
cygwin path. Again, for newbies, one cannot
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002 9:22 pm, Nick THOMPSON wrote:
What I could do with is a mode that allows an X session to be setup
through an SSH tunnel. So I need an SSH client that DOESN'T give me a
shell, but supports an X11 tunnel, prompts me for the SSH passwd and
runs a single command (the remote
I don't know about all the problems you are having, but I might be able to
help with one at least.
Number 2, No App-Defaults... If you do a fresh install, take a look and
you will find a /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults directory. Inside that
directory is a Mwm file and an app-defaults link that
--- Harold L Hunt II [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is going on here Mr. Jack Larsen? We have had four posts of
this
meesage to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Were you intending to post
this to
cygwin-apps or somewhere else?
Have you put this in release/ or release/XFree86? If it isn't in
--- Stuart Adamson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Granted, the XWin man page is out of date now and could do with an
update
...
Patches are, as usual, Gratefully Accepted.
Cheers,
Nicholas
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Davoud,
You still have to send all posts to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I cannot
answer questions sent directly to me.
Harold
Davoud Azimian wrote:
Hi Harold,
Actually Switzerland have joined the UN (finally:).
Adding repository of pre-made keyboard maps is a good idea specially if it
is easy
Nicholas,
Thanks for the refresher course in the package approval process, the
discussion of which I was a participant in.
You seem to have confused the *directory* release/XFree86 with the
*category* XFree86. Go back and read my original response and you will
see that I was trying to
Hi,
I've just installed Cygwin and tried to find out how I change my keyboard
mapping. Right now I have the American Keyboard mapping and I need to use my
German (Swiss) keyboard.
Regards
Davoud Azimian
GENESIS COMMUNICATION
Davoud Azimian
Binzstrasse 18
CH-8045 Zürich
Telefon direkt:
Davoud,
I should have told you that I have been posting your messages to the
cygwin-xfree list already. (Notice, [EMAIL PROTECTED] was in the
cc field on each of my messages).
You can check which messages are posted to the mailing list, without
subscribing to it, by looking at the mailing
Hi Harold,
I am sorry that you found 4 post in [EMAIL PROTECTED] My mail program
hanged and therefore I again and again pushed the send button.
Nevertheless [EMAIL PROTECTED] was the right address as Mr Wourms
already mentioned.
Please let me know whether a .dll X11 variant comes or not -
Why not install a file in /etc/profile.d ?
Yes, the problem is because /usr/X11R6/bin is not in the path by
default.
Yes, we have thought many, many times about how to fix this.
No, no one has yet come up with a solution that will work for all
cases.
Yes, we are very much looking
Harold,
Thanks for the sarcasm, but it was hardly warranted. I was simply
restating the facts for those who were not involved. Also, it seems
that you missed one of the points of that discussion, which was that
all things of XFree nature should be discussed on the XFree list,
regardless of
On Tue, Jul 23, 2002 at 10:13:37AM +0100, Stuart Adamson wrote:
3) within the first few hours of usage, I ran a find / -name
abc -print
from the command-line, and my trusty Windows 2000 box
restarted.
If that crashed your windows box then that sounds like a bug in
either Windows 2000 or
Nicholas Wourms wrote:
Harold,
Thanks for the sarcasm, but it was hardly warranted. I was simply
restating the facts for those who were not involved. Also, it seems
that you missed one of the points of that discussion, which was that
all things of XFree nature should be discussed on the
With a combination of ssh-keygen, ssh-agent, ssh-add and a utility I
found in a Japanese website (win-ssh-askpass) I got pretty much what I
want. But I see two disadvantages from my ideal.
1) I have to have a local key on my laptop which I travel with, so is
not secure.
2) It seems like using a
If X11 graphics programs request backing store, for instance, with
drawattr.backing_store = Always;
XChangeWindowAttributes(display, drawable, CWBackingStore, drawattr);
this seems to have no effect. The same program works correctly in Solaris
(SPARC) and IRIX (MIPS).
The memory of my
Hans Werner Strube wrote:
If X11 graphics programs request backing store, for instance, with
drawattr.backing_store = Always;
XChangeWindowAttributes(display, drawable, CWBackingStore, drawattr);
this seems to have no effect. The same program works correctly in Solaris
(SPARC) and
Dennis,
Dennis Foreman wrote:
Harold,
My problems are not with the code base and hence the implementation, but
rather the lack of conformity between the different implementations as to
the arguments allowed. If you know your UNIX history, you know that what
hurt its widespread usage most
Harold,
Since you admit to having to play with addresses, could you PLEASE not send
postings to me twice. I am now getting ONE from the LIST and ANOTHER direct,
for YOUR replies to my postings.
Since you deprecated my use of your personal email address, I have no
recourse but to post my reply
Dennis Foreman wrote:
Harold,
Since you admit to having to play with addresses, could you PLEASE not send
postings to me twice. I am now getting ONE from the LIST and ANOTHER direct,
for YOUR replies to my postings.
Since you deprecated my use of your personal email address, I have no
Oops! I didn't notice that this was sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Davoud
- Are you talking about Cygwin/XFree86 keyboard mappings? If so, send
all questions to [EMAIL PROTECTED], not to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Harold
Davoud,
Hmm... I think the Cygwin/XFree86 charter specifically forbids helping
Thomas,
In x2x, the return value from ProcessEvent which indicates that
everything went normally is False, not True. The real intentions for
the return value of ProcessEvent can be described by the boolean
variable called ``bAbortedDisconnect'' that is returned from
ProcessMotionNotify.
[Smoke billows from Harold's keyboard as he quickly rewrites 20 years of
open-source and free-software to be compatible with Solaris, because
Dennis Foreman thought it would be a neat idea.] Nice idea, but you
will have to work on that one yourself.
It's not my idea. I have been to conferences
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