Is there any way to get cygwin/X windows to move to another virtual
desktop using nView? When I try, the window just remains visible on all
desktops.
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Andy Koppe wrote:
2010/1/7 Chuck:
Seems like the character mapped to the backspace key changed from ^H to
^? with the upgrade to 1.7. Is there a way to get the old mapping back?
What terminal do you use? (The cygwin-xfree list is meant for X issues.)
The cygwin xterm program
Seems like the character mapped to the backspace key changed from ^H to
^? with the upgrade to 1.7. Is there a way to get the old mapping back?
It's creating problems for me, especially when I ssh to remove systems
where I can't arbitrarily change the stty erase setting. TIA.
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Chuck wrote:
Seems like the character mapped to the backspace key changed from ^H to
^? with the upgrade to 1.7. Is there a way to get the old mapping back?
It's creating problems for me, especially when I ssh to remove systems
where I can't arbitrarily change the stty erase setting. TIA
After upgrading to Cygwin X 1.7.3, I noticed that startxwin.bat has been
replaced with startxwin.exe. I also noticed that the xterm launched by
startxwin.exe ignores my .Xdefaults file. Subsequent launches of xterm
use .Xdefaults as expected. How can I fix this? I want it to use the
same colors,
Chuck wrote:
After upgrading to Cygwin X 1.7.3, I noticed that startxwin.bat has been
replaced with startxwin.exe. I also noticed that the xterm launched by
startxwin.exe ignores my .Xdefaults file. Subsequent launches of xterm
use .Xdefaults as expected. How can I fix this? I want it to use
Dont Care wrote:
I have the same Numlock/Capslock issue (see my previous post).
Stop fighting about this, it doesn't help ! Please, does anybody have
a solution ??
Yes. The location of the startup bat files changed from /usr/X11R6/bin
to /usr/bin. You need to change your start menu shortcuts
Eric Roode wrote:
How does the location of the startup batch file affect the behavior of
numlock and capslock in xterm?
Yes. The batch file is different. The binary is different. The
environment variables are different. For example this is in the old
batch file but not in the new one.
SET
Started getting this warning on ssh sessions that forward X11 after
upgrading to the new X11 package yesterday. I forward X11 on all ssh
connections via a line in ~/.ssh/ssh_config. I don't really understand
X11 security (and never needed to up until now). Can someone please tell
me how to fix
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi group,
When I installed Cygwin this afternoon, I was looking for xorg-x11-base under
the X11 subtree, and I didn't find it there anymore. I installed everything
that was under X11 anyway, and was unable to locate startXwin under
c:\cygwin\usr\X11R6\bin.
Chuck wrote:
Started getting this warning on ssh sessions that forward X11 after
upgrading to the new X11 package yesterday. I forward X11 on all ssh
connections via a line in ~/.ssh/ssh_config. I don't really understand
X11 security (and never needed to up until now). Can someone please tell
Eric Francis wrote:
I've been using cygwin for a while now; but after a recent set of updates,
Xwin won't respond to anything from the keyboard (though other cygwin
utilities work like xterm/rxvt respond properly).
The attached setup.log_20081113 is an extract from /var/log/setup.log when I
Jon TURNEY wrote:
Chuck wrote:
Started getting this warning on ssh sessions that forward X11 after
upgrading to the new X11 package yesterday. I forward X11 on all ssh
connections via a line in ~/.ssh/ssh_config.
Hmmm it seems that ssh needs to run xauth to do connection forwarding
I've got two questions about the new X11 package that got installed when
I ran setup to update my packages today.
First, it looks like all of the apps moves from /usr/X11R6/bin to
/usr/bin. None of my windows start menu or desktop shortcuts got
changed. Is there an automatic way to update them
Does your boss think that closed source upgrades never break anything? I
seem to recall a lot of stuff stopped working for folks when they
upgraded from Win XP to Vista.
Evan Carew wrote:
Thanks Marco. I got that sinking feeling when the scripts disappeared
from /usr/X11/bin. Particularly as
Thomas Dickey wrote:
On Thu, 13 Nov 2008, Chuck wrote:
Second, I want to get rid of the toolbar/menu at the top of every xterm.
What config file change to I need to make to get rid of it permanently.
I don't want to have to specify +tb every time I run an xterm. I tried
adding xterm*toolbar
Jon TURNEY wrote:
So near but so far: try xterm*toolBar: false
Worked perfectly. Thanks.
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another xterm.
Or you can extract the xterm startup line from
startxwin.bat and store it as startxterm.bat.
HTH
Peter
I'll give that a try but I am still wondering what changed. XWin.exe
used to be able to determine that another instance was running and just
quietly exit.
Thanks.
Chuck
X11 has been working fine on my PC for 2 years. This week I started
getting an error message box whenever I try to run startxwin.bat a 2nd
time in order to launch a 2nd xterm. The xterm comes up but only after
the error message box appears.
XWin.log contains this...
Fatal server error:
Cannot
-Original Message-
On Tue, Jun 06, 2006 at 08:22:02PM -0400, Chuck McDevitt wrote:
The RUN commands that comes with Cygwin-X
(\cygwin\usr\X11R6\bin\run.exe) has a problem on Windows Vista Beta
2.
When I tried running Xwin.exe and ssh.exe using that RUN command on
Vista
The RUN commands that comes with Cygwin-X
(\cygwin\usr\X11R6\bin\run.exe) has a problem on Windows Vista Beta 2.
When I tried running Xwin.exe and ssh.exe using that RUN command on
Vista, it caused a blue-screen crash of the OS.
Changing my scripts to use the Windows command-shell START Command
Hello,
I am new to this cygwinX and I am trying to make XWin work through SUN
Solaris remote server
My local PC is Sony VAIO notebook with MS XP Pro SP2
And startx and telnet works fine but not XWin
I’ve been searching FAQ for a while and tried them too.
BTW, how can I
Per my recent post on this issue, try setting Windows permissions on the
install drive:\cygwin\tmp directory to allow Full Control to
Everyone. Not the lightest touch, but it works for my installations.
Chuck
At 02:22 PM 4/12/2005, Sundar Narayan wrote:
Hi,
I tried installing Cygwin for all
describing the necessary permissions on a
Windows box to permit use of Cygwin and Cygwin/X by users authenticated to
a Windows domain? If not, can someone offer advice on how to get this
running so my office can make use of cygwin/x as something other than a toy?
Thanks,
Chuck Theobald
System
The standard Cygwin installation fails to completely install TeTeX (2.0.2-1
or 2.0.2-13), which causes TeXMacs installation to fail (required fonts not
found in nonexistent directories). In particular, the last part of the
installation script calls for creating a series of directories that mkdir
I did the [- Install Cygwin now. Ran setup and Ta-Da working like
a charm ..except
/usr/X11R6 - not there. To include xhost - very imprortant to me :-(
What'da I miss?
Tks
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