I think that a Rootless mode for the Xserver right now
is one of the most important and crucial features
needed. For the Xserver to be used in a way that is
convenient for many users, the option to have X
applications displayed on the main Windows desktop is
pretty important. Of course the
While, it might be nice to allow Windows to be the Window Manager and that
it might be convenient, it is not a requirement for many people's regular
and daily use of the Xserver.
Would it be cool? Yes. I cannot right now think of a single X app would
work better if Windows managed it. If there
I have installed CYGWIN and XFREE on my windows 2000 PC. Then I connect to
an AIX machine and run a CAD application CATIA . I get the following error
Xlib: XInputExtension is missing on myPC_IP:0.0
I am guessing that I am either missing extension XInputExtension or it is
disabled
Can anyone
I think that you are looking at it a different way.. If we had a
rootless X-windows it would allow better integration with our current
environment... and would help get it past the pointy haired bosses
Thanks
David R. Fischer
Jim Drash wrote:
While, it might be nice to allow Windows to be
Well, it isnt an absolute requirement, but it
certianly is a significant convienience. I mantian
some computer systems for some people, if I wished to
use the Xserver to provide an X application for people
to use, I know that if I told many people that they
first had to maxamise a certian window
I'm sure Harold would appreciate any patch contributions
you make towards this...
Seriously, very week (or so) somebody asks for this, but
nobody puts code forwards. *shrug*, I think Harold is
doing a fantastic job, and when he eventually gets around
to scratching that itch I'll thank him
True. I also am unable to provide code .
John Morrison wrote:
I'm sure Harold would appreciate any patch contributions
you make towards this...
Seriously, very week (or so) somebody asks for this, but
nobody puts code forwards. *shrug*, I think Harold is
doing a fantastic job, and
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
#if Concat(SharedLib,libname)
#define LibraryTargetName(libname) Concat3(lib,libname,.dll.a)
#else
#define LibraryTargetName(libname) Concat3(lib,libname,l.a)
#endif
But I don't know if this is either valid for imake or if it will
break anything. And when you
Mlarcvaernas wrote:
I think that a Rootless mode for the Xserver right now
is one of the most important and crucial features
needed. For the Xserver to be used in a way that is
convenient for many users, the option to have X
applications displayed on the main Windows desktop is
pretty
Really? Thanks for the insight. Are you willing to sacrifice 20 hours
per week to work on it? No?
In case you didn't notice, rootless mode has been on the To-Do list for
over a year. It is simply difficult and large in scope, thus no one is
working on it. In fact, there isn't really any
Thank you John. You've got precisely the viewpoint that I am trying to
instill in Mr. Mlarcvaernas.
I guess the idea is don't look a gift horse in the mouth, eh? :)
Harold
John Morrison wrote:
I'm sure Harold would appreciate any patch contributions
you make towards this...
Seriously,
Good point Alexander.
On a side note: Why is it that XDarwin has so many people contributing
code and features (they seem to have an OpenGL-passthrough system now,
which is pretty amazing), while Cygwin/XFree86 has so few contributors?
This seems contradictory because Windows is on 95% of
--- Mlarcvaernas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that a Rootless mode for the Xserver right now
is one of the most important and crucial features
needed. For the Xserver to be used in a way that is
convenient for many users, the option to have X
applications displayed on the main Windows
On Fri, 27 Sep 2002 1:39 am, Christopher Faylor wrote:
Redirecting to the correct mailing list.
On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 11:26:20PM +0800, Stephen Liu wrote:
Hi All People
Can I issue following command to regulate the screen size at starting
cygwin.
# Xwin -query 192.168.0.XXX -screen
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