From: "Jon TURNEY" wrote...
jose isaias cabrera wrote:
Are you looking for XWin.log in /var/log ?
No. /tmp.
Ok, please look for /var/log/XWin.log; does it contain anything
interesting?
Attached...
If you open a cygwin bash shell, type the command to run the X server,
you get
no output
"Scott Fordin" wrote...
You know, as it so happens, I've been tracking down a solution to a
similar problem I just started experiencing today. In my case though,
I just upgraded from Ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10, and I'm trying to connect
to a Solaris 10 box. I can connect, and certain applications work
Yaakov,
Thanks for your help...
Yaakov wrote:
>Back, Michael wrote:
>> I'm still having problems with Xdefaults -- can't yet get
>XTerm to respond to the following:
>>
>> XTerm.VT100.font: -*-bitstream vera sans
>> mono-medium-*-r-*-16-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
>> XTerm.VT100.boldFont: -*-
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Back, Michael wrote:
> I'm still having problems with Xdefaults -- can't yet get XTerm to respond to
> the following:
>
> XTerm.VT100.font: -*-bitstream vera sans
> mono-medium-*-r-*-16-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
> XTerm.VT100.boldFont: -*-bits
Michael Back wrote:
> I'm having a problem since I updated Cygwin early last week. When I start X
> via startxwin.bat (which %RUN%'s an xterm), or run xterm from right-click on
[snip]
I figured it out. When I located the recently moved startxwin.bat script in
/bin, and started it from that l
Jon TURNEY wrote:
> jose isaias cabrera wrote:
>> exits the login screen once I hit any key in the user textbox. Is there
>> any way to get the previous setup? Maybe it has to do with the keyboard
>> problem I have read very little of...
>
> No, I think problem is that the XDM (if that's what it
jose isaias cabrera wrote:
>> Are you looking for XWin.log in /var/log ?
> No. /tmp.
Ok, please look for /var/log/XWin.log; does it contain anything interesting?
>> If you open a cygwin bash shell, type the command to run the X server,
>> you get
>> no output at all?
> Cygwin X server is running
You know, as it so happens, I've been tracking down a solution to a
similar problem I just started experiencing today. In my case though,
I just upgraded from Ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10, and I'm trying to connect
to a Solaris 10 box. I can connect, and certain applications work
just fine, but a couple (in
Duane Ellis wrote:
> I use cygwin/X to connect to a remote linux box via SSH. I run KDE via that
> remote connection. (By remote: I mean, in the same building - down the hall
> in a server room) I forward the X11 session to my local machine via SSH in
> the standard way.
>
> To be clear: It worked
You might also want to check your firewall settings. Firewalls tend
to get real touchy when the signatures for binary files change.
With the firewall turned it off, (just XP) and same problem occurrs...
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Problem reports:
xwin :0.0 -clipboard -query 13.142.6.222 -fp tcp/13.142.6.222:7100
I'm a bit suspicious of this command line as the server is called "XWin"
Tried, XWin... same difference.
Are you looking for XWin.log in /var/log ?
No. /tmp.
If you open a cygwin bash shell, type the command to run the
Hi,
I'm having a problem since I updated Cygwin early last week. When I start X
via startxwin.bat (which %RUN%'s an xterm), or run xterm from right-click on
the tray icon, or create a new xterm from Cygwin Prompt (cygwin.bat), none of
these xterms will respond to keyboard. I can start rxvt fr
Yaakov,
Please find at the URL below a small update to the xorg server patch set.
http://www.dronecode.org.uk/cygwin/cygwin-xorg-server-patch-set-update-20081117.tar.bz2
This should fix:
* The issue with initial window placement being offscreen on multimonitor
systems when some monitors have
Mark A. Ziesemer wrote:
> Yaakov (Cygwin Ports) wrote:
>
>> I think that patch was already committed[1], but the code has clearly
>> changed significantly from then.
>>
>> [1] http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2003-05/msg00210.html
>
> So can someone look into this, or at acknowledge that it's pr
Mark A. Ziesemer mark.ziesemer.com> writes:
> Sorry, but I don't consider this a solution. None of the other
It is imperfect, but at least as a stop-gap measure, it allows me to get work
done rathern than having to drag windows into view by hand.
I also had rather bad instability of x11 apps
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Mark A. Ziesemer wrote:
>> I don't have a multihead setup, so I'm unable to test any of this.
>
> I'm sorry. Do you just not have one, or you don't want one? :-)
http://cygwin.com/donations.html :-)
Yaakov
Cygwin/X
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Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
I think I have fix. I had the same and very annoying behavior that every new
x11 window or frame appeared 'hidden' and had to brought into view via
RightMouse -> Move followed by cursor keys. I have a four-monitor setup.
It appears that where the 'primary' screen is m
Yaakov (Cygwin Ports) wrote:
I think that patch was already committed[1], but the code has clearly
changed significantly from then.
[1] http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2003-05/msg00210.html
So can someone look into this, or at acknowledge that it's probably
something that needs to be looke
Yaakov (Cygwin Ports) wrote:
I think that patch was already committed[1], but the code has clearly
changed significantly from then.
[1] http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2003-05/msg00210.html
So can someone look into this, or at acknowledge that it's probably
something that needs to be looke
Jon TURNEY dronecode.org.uk> writes:
> Or have I misunderstood what you are describing?
I think I have fix. I had the same and very annoying behavior that every new
x11 window or frame appeared 'hidden' and had to brought into view via
RightMouse -> Move followed by cursor keys. I have a four
Jon TURNEY dronecode.org.uk> writes:
> I think what you are seeing here is the fact that an X screen must be
> rectangular.
> A rectangle which doesn't cover the taskbar on one monitor can't cover the
> matching area on an adjacent monitor.
>
> Or have I misunderstood what you are describing?
N
You might also want to check your firewall settings. Firewalls tend
to get real touchy when the signatures for binary files change.
Scott
Jon TURNEY wrote:
> jose isaias cabrera wrote:
>> Greetings!
>>
>> I just ran setup and upgraded to the new cygwin and something has
>> broke. I was able to r
Yaakov (Cygwin Ports) wrote:
> Mike Conley wrote:
>> Hi. After upgrading my X server, I find that X programs ignore most keyboard
>> input entirely, with the exception of the numeric keypad. I tried again
>> with a
>> fresh install and got the same results. Log file (generated by starting XWin
jose isaias cabrera wrote:
>
> Greetings!
>
> I just ran setup and upgraded to the new cygwin and something has
> broke. I was able to run this command before,
>
> xwin :0.0 -clipboard -query 13.142.6.222 -fp tcp/13.142.6.222:7100
I'm a bit suspicious of this command line as the server is call
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Mike Conley wrote:
> Hi. After upgrading my X server, I find that X programs ignore most keyboard
> input entirely, with the exception of the numeric keypad. I tried again with
> a
> fresh install and got the same results. Log file (generated by
Hi. After upgrading my X server, I find that X programs ignore most keyboard
input entirely, with the exception of the numeric keypad. I tried again with a
fresh install and got the same results. Log file (generated by starting XWin
from inside a non-X cygwin shell) below. Any ideas?
Welcome
After updating from version 6.99 to the new 7.2 last week,
nothing works like before.
Now I need to go back to a former version, but it seems , there is no
"easy way" button in the setup-GUI. How can I go back ?
Is there any possibility to create an installable image from another
machine with
Hi Eric,
Your XKEYSYMDB points to a wrong path. Either set it to the right one:
export XKEYSYMDB=/usr/share/X11/XKeysymDB
or delete it from Your environment setup. The path has changed with the
new X11-version.
best regards, matthias
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