John,
From the xterm session, I first do a 'xhost +' and then 'XWin -query
134.20.2.19 -from 134.20.174.113'.
First, follow the instructions in the User's Guide. I know that you
aren't following the User's Guide instructions because you tried to run
xhost, which is not necessary:
Jehan wrote:
Harold Hunt wrote:
You must be tired.
Well, actually yes :p. I did some canoeing last Friday and I haven't
recovered yet. :)
Are you talking about canoeing, or ``canoeing''. When we went
``canoeing'' it involved a cooler full of beer and as the day progressed
the
Jehan wrote:
Harold Hunt wrote:
Think about it: you are creating a graphical application that launches a
graphical windowing system. Therefore, you have to already have a
graphical
windowing system of some form running. At last count, that means that
you
are running either Windows,
Franz Wolfhagen wrote:
I would opt for the wxwindows port - it includes suppport for all the
mentioned platforms - including OS/2. (this is btw used/supported by
Schitech for their Display Doctor 7.0)
I also believe that wxwindows should compile for cygwin - it would be a
nice inclusion if
Nicholas Wourms wrote:
--- Dennis Foreman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shouldn't replies to a list automatically go to the list? My replies
seem to
be going to the personal mail of posters. I believe there is a setting
in
many list servers that prevents the replies from going to the poster.
Randall R Schulz wrote:
Dennis,
http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html
Randall Schulz
Mountain View, CA USA
At 05:23 2002-07-22, Dennis Foreman wrote:
Shouldn't replies to a list automatically go to the list? My replies
seem to
be going to the personal mail of posters.
Juan José Andrés Gutiérrez wrote:
Hello,
I need to make a program that sends pulsations of keys to a xterm.
I use XSendEvent but I'm not be able that appear the characters in the
shell. However if I make an application that controls the keyboard
events that arrive to him it works.
Dennis Foreman wrote:
At one point in history, (before WW II) the head of the US Patent Office
said he wanted to close the office because everything that needed to be
invented had already been invented and there was nothing left the world
needed. He had obviously not yet heard about the need
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
Dennis Foreman wrote:
At one point in history, (before WW II) the head of the US Patent Office
said he wanted to close the office because everything that needed to be
invented had already been invented and there was nothing left the world
needed. He had obviously
Jehan wrote:
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
Well, actually yes :p. I did some canoeing last Friday and I haven't
recovered yet. :)
Are you talking about canoeing, or ``canoeing''. When we went
``canoeing'' it involved a cooler full of beer and as the day
progressed the cooler full of beer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The normal method of logon using ssh requires the the user input a
password. Because of security issues, this cannot be circumvented by any
other method. All I wanted to do was to poll around fifty servers for
information. Each has the same logon name and password.
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
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
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-Original Message-
From: Harold L Hunt II [mailto:[EMAIL
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
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
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
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
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.
Thomas Chadwick wrote:
I added a printf statement and sure enough, the return value of select
is -1. I then tried printf'ing the value returned by WSAGetLastError.
To make a long story short, I wound up having to comment out the
includes for sys/types.h and sys/time.h and include
Ralf,
Since KDE on Cygwin might eventually depend on this Qt package, why
don't you guys decide together what the best location would be?
I really have no idea where to put it, so I'm all for just putting it
somewhere and cleaning up the mess later when we learn what we did wrong.
The LSB
, toConn) + 1;
Does the trick. However, before I repackage it for Cygwin Setup, I'll
probably apply many (if not all) of Harold's suggestions as well.
Thanks, everyone!
From: Harold L Hunt II [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Help
Let me see if I understand what is going on here:
We are debeating whether to:
1) Modify /etc/profile, which is not installed via a package, but is
created directly by setup.exe.
2) Add two scripts, one for bash-style shells and one for c-shell-style
shells to /etc/profile.d/. These
Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Thu, Jul 25, 2002 at 04:47:39PM -0400, Harold L Hunt II wrote:
Let me see if I understand what is going on here:
We are debeating whether to:
1) Modify /etc/profile, which is not installed via a package, but is
created directly by setup.exe.
2) Add two scripts
Staf Verhaegen wrote:
Jim George wrote:
On Fri, 26 Jul 2002 04:21:19 -0700 (PDT)
Nicholas Wourms [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that's a good idea!
Has anyone heard what happened to the port of Evolution? Someone
said (I think) that there was to be a port to cygwin?
Jim,
The last I heard,
Jafry, Kamran wrote:
I am very new at this and just installed cygwin..
I was wondering if you might be able to help me out..
I am trying to connect to AIX on UNIX from my desktop..
It does not prompt me for a userid or password or gives me
a GUI so that I can run something..
Do you know
Is there a general policy of how /etc/profile.d/ scripts should be
installed? Should they be indiscriminately untarred overtop of any
pre-existing version of the scripts in /etc/profile.d/, or should they
be installed via a post-install script?
If post-install scripts are the preferred
We talked about QT licenses a week or two ago.
The X11 version of QT is GPL'd. The Win32 version is not GPL'd (the
last I remember), but that doesn't matter because Nicholas is only
building a Cygwin/XFree86-dependent version using the X11 QT.
So, the question should have been, ``Is ___
igloo wrote:
well, i'v checked my localhost traffic and its not that. any other ideas?
- Original Message -
From: igloo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 12:55 AM
Subject: Re: Perfomance issues with Xwin
Again, not that I know of. are there
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Wed, Jul 31, 2002 at 10:57:36AM -0700, Nicholas Wourms wrote:
--- Christopher Faylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, AFAIK, YANAL and IANAL, so I don't know how you can make
Can we please cut out the acronyms? We should be respectful of Ralf
and others for whom
Eric Hanchrow wrote:
I'm experiencing a problem similar to that described in
http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2002-05/msg00278.html -- every
so often, Emacs hears a key twice, even though I only typed it once.
In that message you say I described this on the mailing list awhile
back.
Curt wrote:
Hi,
I am having problems with my keyboard working when using XFree86.
Everything works fine until I run an X application on a remote system,
namely xloadl. I get the application window, but I can't type in
anything. The only keys that do anything on the keyboard are the
Konstantin,
Congratulations, you are the first person to ever request that the mouse
wheel support be turned off. :)
We have not yet had a request for such a feature. I will add this to
the to-do list.
Jehan, you want to work on this one?
Harold
Konstantin N. Kudin wrote:
Hi everybody
Thach,
First of all, do not email me directly. Send all inquiries about the
Cygwin/XFree86 project to [EMAIL PROTECTED], where I have cc'd
this message.
Second, your terminology is exactly backwards. Cygwin/XFree86 provides
an X Server that makes your display device available to X Client
Jehan,
As far as integrating xwinclip into XWin.exe - Chris would be stuck by
the same problem that I am: that the process hosting the xwinclip X
client connection gets killed when X shuts down or resets and the client
connection is still open.
I have searched for months and months for a way
Chris,
Excellent detective work. It looks like longjmp setjmp is the way to go.
I will give it a try someday, unless you want to do it first.
The reason that catching a server reset is so important is that we
should not be killed when the server resets and we should try to connect
to the server
Jean-Claude,
Repeat the entire scenario you described, but start XWin with the
``-engine 1'' parameter, e.g.
XWin -engine 1
The default graphics engine on Windows 2000/XP will be DirectDraw 4.0;
DirectDraw will probably have a problem with RDP --- I am surprised that
it works at all. The
Thomas,
Yes, it is similar in that it is likely that some surface is being lost
and we are not restoring it. There were several places in the code
where I made a decision not to look for lost surfaces because it did not
seem that we could ever lose a surface at those points. However, I
Jean-Claude,
How about with -engine 1?
Harold
Jean-Claude Gervais wrote:
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Thomas Chadwick
Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 12:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Bug report: Using
Dai,
Thank you for the detailed report.
You now need to do three things before we can comment on your problem:
1) Run ``xev'' (X Event Viewer) before the problem occurs. Press a few
combinations of keys involving Ctrl, Shift, and some letters. Keep it
simple and document exactly what you
Carlos,
I have never personally experienced that problem, nor do I know where to
begin in attempting to solve it.
You could try the usual, like making sure no firewall software is
installed, etc.
One thing I can guarantee: if you format the hard drive on a machine
(not necessarily one of
This whole thread is way off-topic for the Cygwin/XFree86 mailing list.
Either take it off list or drop it.
Harold
Staf Verhaegen wrote:
Stephen Liu wrote:
Hi David,
Thanks for your response.
My requirement is only for files transfer betwenn WinXP and cygwin not
via another software.
Please don't use GDI in the name. I ask this because I don't want there
to be confusion between the Cygwin/XFree86 NativeGDI engine and any
foogdi project.
Consider instead something like the following:
XShell
XExplorer
Something more along those lines would help to differentiate your
I say move the discussion elsewhere. I have put up with it for now, but
it really needs to go so we can get back on topic here.
Of course, with the level of continuous contributions flowing from other
members of the Cygwin/XFree86 project, I can't hold out much hope for
this new project.
if it ends up being essentially a feature
of Cygwin/XFree86 rather than a seperate program/library.
Harold
Nicholas Wourms wrote:
--- Harold L Hunt II [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please don't use GDI in the name. I ask this because I don't want
there
to be confusion between the Cygwin
Yes, that is what I want.
The primary aim of Cygwin/XFree86 is to provide an open source X Server
for Microsoft Windows.
I intend to pursue that goal. If others are interested in pursuing a
highly-experiemental Windows shell replacement, then they are more than
welcome to do so, but not
If it builds then I approve and Alan should commit this directly.
Harold
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
Nicholas Wourms wrote:
final outcome:
--
/usr/X11R6/bin/cygXfoo.0.0.dll
/usr/X11R6/lib/libXfoo.0.0.dll.a
/usr/X11R6/lib/libXfoo.0.dll.a
/usr/X11R6/lib/libXfoo.dll.a
in the same manner.
I did the things you discuss in the guide, and any further elaboration is
greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Ben Simmons
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
Ben,
I have been reading the list and it looks to me like you asked the same
question over again. Rasjid gave you the same
Jean-Claude,
Have you run Cygwin/XFree86 as follows?
XWin -screen 0 2048 768
Does that work at all? Are you able to size the window using the mouse
so that it displays at up to 2048x768? If not, perhaps we can change
that behavior later.
As far as maximization size, you will notice that
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
Jean-Claude,
Yes, but you have to run some service that supports the SHM model (I
forget the package name or whether it was ever rolled into a Cygwin
setup package that is in the primary distribution, and for anyone about
to jog my memory: I don't care either).
Go look at the KDE on Cygwin
Frank,
Cygwin/XFree86 is a subproject of the Cygwin project that is focused on
the XFree86 (a free X Window System implementation) port to Cygwin.
If you install Cygwin/XFree86, then you have by definition installed
Cygwin. You can select the Cygwin/XFree86 packages under the XFree86
Mr. Fox,
What limitation are you speaking of? I wrote the 8bpp code, so I can
assure you that there is no such limitation. Perhaps you were saying
that Cygwin/XFree86 cannot connect to HP UX's CDE when running in 8bpp
--- I would certainly believe that, but I have not heard that from other
Robert,
My PayPal account is my email address. I have not setup a link to it
from my homepage yet, but I have that on my To-Do list. I have also not
proposed any prices for developing features that do not exist. However,
I would be more than happy to accept any contributions for the work
Alan,
Everytime I a build check I do something like the following:
cd ../ [from foo/xc]
cd build
mkdir std
cd std
lndir ../../xc /dev/null
make CROSSCOMPILEDIR=/cygwin/bin World World.log 21
Thus, I know for sure that any built file is being rebuilt :)
Next idea?
Harold
Alan Hourihane
Alexander,
Is this from xc/Imakefile? Can you please post 10 lines above and
below the
RemoveFile in the Makefile. Maybe I can get a clue where it is coming
from.
Actually, I think it is from xc/xmakefile, since the Makefile is static.
I will do one better than posting a few lines:
Frank,
I think Alexander probably hit the send button before he was finished
writing a reply (or, in this case, before he even started). He signs
all of his emails with ``bye [return] ago'', so I am guessing that he
has this in a signature file that automatically gets added to the end of
Frank,
There is information in the Cygwin/XFree86 User's Guide that describes
your different options for starting Cygwin/XFree86:
http://xfree86.cygwin.com/docs/ug/using.html#using-starting
Window resizing and scrollbars are both controlled by the X ``window
manager''. You are looking for
Randall,
Now that is cool! What program did you do the highlighting in? I think
we should make an AI program that automatically searches the FAQ or
project website for anything following ``Why can't I [...]'' or ``How do
I [...]'', grabs a screen shot, and highlights the relevant portion.
X11 tunnelling via SSH has always been somewhat of a mystery to me and
to most other Cygwin/XFree86 users. I knew that the instructions that I
provided in the Cygwin/XFree86 User's Guide worked, but I did not know
what most other methods of starting ssh and Cygwin/XFree86 did not work.
I
Bob,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
First of all, I apologize for the length of this post. I have done a lot of
reading, downloading, and building and I am stuck. I am somewhat new to using
Cygwin but I have been an embedded systems engineer for 15 years so I am not new
to computers.
Thomas,
Yes, that is an excellent answer and it describes an elegant solution
that 99% of people would not be able to come up with on their own. I am
flagging it for inclusion into the User's Guide. Of course, that
doesn't mean it will be in the User's Guide next week, or even next
month,
While working on the Native GDI engine, Alan Hourihane discovered that
the bit order of 1 bit DIBs differs from that reported in the Win32 API
documentation (or no documentation really specifies the bit order). In
any case, the Wine project has just gained a DIB implementation that may
Let me sum it up like this: we already know how to do it. That isn't
the problem. The problem is that requires lot of work to implement the
design that we have in mind.
What Thomas suggested is an interesting idea. His idea was obviously a
suggestion and it probably wasn't thought out from
Thomas,
What CVS tree did you pull this from? Why isn't MATSUZAKI working with
us? If I recall correctly, he wrote the Unicode support for xwinclip,
right?
Harold
Thomas Chadwick wrote:
I tried out this patch (took a few days because I needed to get
xfree86 out of CVS and build it).
Oh my god, I completely missed this patch! Wow!
I can't wait to take a look at it tonight!
Harold
MATSUZAKI Kensuke wrote:
Thomas didn't talk about X Shape Extension.
I think Thomas's idea is something like this.
With this patch and -nodecoration option, it seems to work good.
and experimenting with
such a patch myself. He just beat me to it.
From: Harold L Hunt II [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Rootless mode revisited...
Date: Wed, 16 Oct 2002 10:26:20 -0400
Thomas,
What CVS tree did you pull this from? Why isn't MATSUZAKI
Bradey,
Thanks for pointing that out. I added the -rootless command-line arg to
the patch that Matsuzaki sent in, so Test66 and XFree86-xserv-4.2.0-13
are different than the release that Thomas Chadwick made.
This version of a rootless mode is precisely what I was aiming for:
something
Yikes!!! I just noticed that my XWin.log is 52 MB for my one hour
session in Cygwin/XFree86. I will have to roll a new release tonight
that turns off the logging of the winAddRgn messages. Sorry about that.
Harold
root wrote:
Works fine..no rubber bands.. none of my previous
problems (my
Jehan (Bing),
I wanted to say thanks for provided the .ico file that I used for the
icon in Cygwin/XFree86 - Server Test Series - Test 66. I stole that
icon from your systray icon patches. I was never able to find nor
create an X icon that had the proper transaparency and that looked good
Some of you have noticed that a message is being added to /tmp/XWin.log
every time that winAddRgn (or something close to that) is called.
Other of you have also noticed that certain window operations and other
random operations are slower than expected in Cygwin/XFree86 with
rootless mode
Chris,
The mount information is pretty much the only information that Cygwin
stores in the registry, and unfortunately it is not cleared when you
uninstall Cygwin/XFree86. At least, I don't recall that it is cleared.
I will probably add something about this to the FAQ, eventually.
Harold
Uwe,
There is a preliminary Server Test Series - Test 67 release up at:
http://www.msu.edu/~huntharo/xwin/shadow/XWin-Test67.exe.bz2 (~1,225 KB)
I say that this is preliminary because I built it from the HEAD branch,
rather than from the 4.2.0 branch. Thus, if you run xdpyinfo it will
Holger,
You will probably want to grab that Test 67 preliminary release that I
just posted... it has much better performance due to reduced logging.
Take a look at your /tmp/XWin.log file, it is probably over 50 MB.
http://www.msu.edu/~huntharo/xwin/shadow/XWin-Test67.exe.bz2
Harold
Holger
://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2002-10/msg00126.html
Harold
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
On 16 Oct 2002, Alexander Gottwald
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, Harold L Hunt II wrote:
Oh my god, I completely missed this patch! Wow!
I can't remember this patch too. Either
Sven,
I realize that English is probably not your native language, but could
you elaborate on your question a little bit? I cannot understand what
you are asking.
Harold
Sven Köhler wrote:
hi,
is there a project for an x-server with window-manager that integrates
remote-windows into the
Frank,
I'm not sure if Cygwin proper maintains an open development items list,
but Cygwin/XFree86 has a development to-do page:
http://xfree86.cygwin.com/devel/todo.html
Some of the items listed on that page are more housekeeping, such as
integrating the Wine DirectDraw headers with Cygwin's
Matsuzaki,
I have applied your patch to my local tree and I like it. It seems to
work well and it also seems to perform a little better.
I will be making a Server Test Series release tomorrow with your patch
included.
Thanks for your great work,
Harold
MATSUZAKI Kensuke wrote:
Hello,
Marcus,
Try it with the ``-engine 1'' parameter and report your results.
Harold
Marcus Lindblom wrote:
Hi!
Am running Cygwin and Test67 of XWin.exe, a GF4 Ti4200 and a
nView-enhanced desktop (which windows sees as one monitor at 2560x1024,
not as two 1280x1024).
Rootless mode is really
Yes, we should look into doing something that would allow rootless-mode
windows to be placed anywhere on the virtual display area. I think that
may only require setting the size of the fake Windows-window to the size
of the virtual display region. Should be easy, right? ;)
Harold
Jehan
Chris,
Well, I am one of the developers of Cygwin/XFree86 and until recently I
used it almost exclusively for XDMCP, just as yourself.
However, I have just started using emacs and xfig under Cygwin/XFree86
to typset some of my homeworks for class. xfig is really the best way
to draw finite
Chris,
By the way, if you have not been following the list for the past week,
the new ``-rootless'' mode makes it much more convenient to work with a
combination of Windows programs, X forwarded windows, and local X
windows. For example, I can be using Xfig, emacs, and xterm (for
running
Dave,
If you are running mkpasswd for a local account, then you do not want to
pass -d to mkpasswd, as that tells it to look for a domain account. For
your local account you should be running:
mkpasswd -u AdiPcAdm
Only for your domain account should you run:
mkpasswd -d -u
The XFree86-xserv-4.2.0-15 package has been updated in the Cygwin
distribution.
This is a synchronization with all the fixes that have been applied
from Server Test Series - Test 64 through Server Test Series - Test 68.
These fixes are summarized below:
1) Add support for using XF86Config-style
Rick,
If you want me to upload them, then please convert the original BMP to a
PNG using ImageMagick or some other graphics program (ImageMagick is
probably the easiest ``convert foo.bmp foo.png''). Alternatively, you
can send me links to the BMPs and I will download them, convert them,
and
Randall,
No, there is no such combination of flags.
How do you intend to set the focus to Cygwin/XFree86 without a taskbar
entry? I mean, you could minimize it and not be able to get it back.
In the future, when we write the Windows-based window manager, I intend
to make Cygwin/XFree86 use a
Make sure that you have the latest cygwin1.dll from yesterday's release
(run setup.exe again). Several issues related to the now default
``ntsec'' option were corrected, and one of these fixes may resolve your
problems.
Harold
Jean-Claude Gervais wrote:
Hi Bradey,
Thanks for helping.
Heh heh...
Harold
Jean-Claude Gervais wrote:
Here's a heretic opinion:
I want a taskbar icon for EACH X application!
Nyah!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:cygwin-xfree-owner;cygwin.com]On
Behalf Of Randall R Schulz
Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 1:45 PM
To:
on the screenshot :) Yours are nice too.
Harold
Rick Umali wrote:
On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 Harold L Hunt II wrote:
If you want me to upload them, then please convert the original BMP to a
PNG using ImageMagick or some other graphics program ...
Note that I prefer PNGs because they do not blur text like JPGs
Martin,
You need to search your computer for ``cygwin1.dll'' and remove any
copies that are not in your Cygwin directory. You must search *all
directories* on your computer for cygwin1.dll. The following FAQ entry
gives a little additional information on the problem:
.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:cygwin-xfree-owner;cygwin.com]On Behalf Of Harold L Hunt II
Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 07:52
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Cannot start X
Martin,
You need to search your computer for ``cygwin1.dll'' and remove any
copies
Chris,
If you can send me the date of that post by me, I can check my email
when I get home to see how sent me private information about their fix.
I can then either forward the information they gave me, assuming they
gave me some and that I still have it, or I can try to contact them
Robert,
Well, eterm's libast is contains the file that is being put in
/usr/local/include/libast.h... and that file has had the following code
as far back as the CVS history goes:
#*if* *defined*(PATH_MAX) (PATH_MAX 255)
# *undef* PATH_MAX
#*endif*
#*ifndef* PATH_MAX
# *define* PATH_MAX
. It is a good
thing that I really love Mozilla :)
Harold
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
Robert,
Well, eterm's libast is contains the file that is being put in
/usr/local/include/libast.h... and that file has had the following
code as far back as the CVS history goes:
#*if* *defined*(PATH_MAX
, #if 0'ing the section of ast[...].h would give us more
information and would most likely fix the build.
Harold
Benjamin Riefenstahl wrote:
Hi Harold,
Harold L Hunt II [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
#if defined(PATH_MAX) (PATH_MAX 255)
# undef PATH_MAX
#endif
#ifndef PATH_MAX
# define PATH_MAX
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