Hello!
I am sorry to (maybe) destroy your enthusiasm but from my point of view
there are some more reasons for not running either gnome or kde on cygwin:
The main thing is: they are very large packages and even on my linux box
they are that slow, that I prefer just using icewm as window
Hi,
under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
you create a string value named Shell, and you put what you want in it
(cmd.exe for example).
May be it could be used to load CygWin ? I haven't tried it that way.
CU
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Hi,
it replaces explorer.exe (which is not lauched at all with this key
present).
In my example (cmd.exe), you just have a CMD window. It's really usefull if
your explorer is causing trouble a startup.
CU
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Il me semble que c'est une dll qui gere ca (msgina.dll).
Mais la, tu vas changer pour tous les utilisateurs.
Il existe des remplacement de cette DLL avec des ajouts.
Par contre, si tu veux changer le logon pour avoir le logon Unix a la place
... ce n'est pas tout a fait gagne ;-)
A+
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Feedback, I need feedback.
I need someone who regularly experiences a xwinclip-Test03 causing another
Windows application to become unresponsive or slow to test xwinclip-Test04 and
tell me (on the mailing list) if xwinclip-Test04 corrects this behavior or not.
Once I know that xwinclip-Test04
Hello,
I can't get TWM to recognize at least a few key modifiers: control, shift,
meta. I am working in /etc/X11/twm/system.twmrc. TWM picks up other
modifications to that file, but not the standard Button{1,2,3} bindings (it
seems).
To no avail, I tried using xmodmap to make explicit the
Elena,
i am mising
/usr/bin dirrectory
In Windows Explorer you will not always see a c:\cygwin\usr\bin directory.
Cygwin stores its binaries in c:\cygwin\bin and /usr/bin is just a link to
/bin. Thus, in a Cygwin bash shell if you do an `ls /usr/bin' you'll see the
contents of
Marcus Vinicius Eiffle Duarte wrote:
Hi, folks!
I just downloaded Cygwin 1.3.10, which comes with XFree 4 binaries and a
few window managers (TWM, FVWM, WindowMaker and OpenBox).
After installing Cygwin, I altered startxwin.bat to load WindowMaker
instead of TWM (the default window
Dave,
Some simple questions first, since you didn't mention them.
1) Did you run 'xhost %my_vms_hostname_or_ip_address' in a Cygwin/XFree86
xterm before launching an app on VMS?
2) Have you tried running XWin.exe with the -ac (no authentication) parameter
as a test?
That should give you a
details
start XWin with xwinclip
all seems well
copy and paste between xterm and MS Word a couple of times (both ways)
all seems well
leave it running for about 30 minutes
go back to my xterm and highlight a block of text
xfree86 freezes
if I kill xwinclip, it's fine again.
scott
Hi Harold!
I need some non-U.S. keyboard testers to run this test program and send their
output to the list. You'll need to feed the test program's window some key
presses. Be sure to press some general keys such as 'a', 'enter', 'left
arrow', etc. as well as some non-standard keys like
Scott,
Did xwinclip-Test03 lack this functionality?
Or, is xwinclip-Test04 the first version that you have used?
Harold
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details
start XWin with xwinclip
all seems well
copy and paste between xterm and MS Word a couple of times (both ways)
all seems well
Hi,
looking in the mail archives I found
that setxkbmap is needed to setup the keyboard layout.
so I created a ~/.xinitrc like this :
. /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc
setxkbmap -layout fr
It seems to function (no error message on console)
but my keyboard is US.
if I issue 'setxkbmap -layout fr' once,
On my system the I get the beep through the speakers. The default beep is
enabled in the control panel. The funny thing though, similarly to Harold I
get different pitches, I get a high-pitched beep from the cmd.exe that
sounds like a pc speaker but is coming from soundcard but from bash I get
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