On 2013.02.18 09:26, jere95 wrote:
Hi,
I am new to programming and I downloaded cygwin, because I heard it
was a
good gcc compiler. At the moment I am reading this O'reilly book on
C, and I
tried compiling the folowing exemple programme out of the book :
When I try to compile, this c file,
to trim down the list even
considered on the PC?
Jack
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On 2013.02.13 16:47, Thomas Dickey wrote:
On Wed, Feb 13, 2013 at 12:17:07PM -0500, Jack wrote:
Note these are after installing the sony font. It looks like a
nearly complete list of charsets. I certainly don't need most of
them. I wonder if there is some Windows setting to trim down
.
I've also seen posts suggsting other fonts or packages - none of which
I see on cygwin, so I don't know if they're not available or just named
differently. (Examples include gsfonts-x11, xfonts-base,
xfonts-encodings, xfonts-scalable)
Any other troubleshooting you can suggest?
Jack
The beginning of that (unwrapped)
g++ -O2 -o aplus.exe /usr/include mainC.o aplus_main.o aplus_uext.o
matherr.o -L/usr/local/aplus-fsf-4.22/src/IPC
should probably be
g++ -O2 -o aplus.exe mainC.o aplus_main.o aplus_uext.o matherr.o
-I/usr/include -L/usr/local/aplus-fsf-4.22/src/IPC
the needful.
Regards,
KSV
In my experience, when cygwin is restarted after being aborted during
download, it will not repeat
any packages already successfully downloaded, but will start again with
the package that was actually interrupted.
Jack
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On 2011.07.21 13:10, Christopher Faylor wrote:
On Thu, Jul 21, 2011 at 07:06:06AM -0700, Ciro wrote:
Hi, I posted this issue in the Cygwin forum and was advised to post
it here:
I've installed the new Gygwin set in my computer and I can't seem to
start
any graphic interface in a remote
is a problem with getting either X running at all, or getting ssh to
handle X, neither of which is my problem.
Thanks for any hints or suggestions.
Jack
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It'd be nice if one could specify what are traditionally command-line parameters
to XWin.exe in XWinrc. For example, if the functionality were available, I'd use
it to turn on emulate3buttons in my .XWinrc. This would be preferable to
modifying startxwin.bat, as I do now, because startxwin.bat is
Volker Quetschke wrote:
I just saw that setup wants to upgrade a lot of xorg packages.
Did my mail program silently eat that announcement mail or was
it just not send?
I imagine Corinna pushed the packages but doesn't have time to
'announce' them. We're in-between maintainers.
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Please confirm if 6.8.99.901-4 eats CPU after you reboot after
upgrading, how you invoked Xwin, and what you do when it begins to eat CPU.
Bengt-Arne Fjellner wrote:
Upgraded XWin and then XWin starts eating lots of cpu even when idle.
Happens only on one computer so far
Downgrading from
Bengt-Arne Fjellner wrote:
Jack Tanner skrev:
Please confirm if 6.8.99.901-4 eats CPU after you reboot after
Cant find this release (yet)
Well, that is the release you reported a problem in... So, if you can't
find it, there's no problem. :) I'm assuming we're talking about .901-1
Bengt-Arne Fjellner wrote:
Jack Tanner skrev:
Bengt-Arne Fjellner wrote:
Jack Tanner skrev:
Please confirm if 6.8.99.901-4 eats CPU after you reboot after
Cant find this release (yet)
Well, that is the release you reported a problem in... So, if you can't
find it, there's no problem
Bengt-Arne Fjellner wrote:
Jack Tanner skrev:
Bengt-Arne Fjellner wrote:
Jack Tanner skrev:
Bengt-Arne Fjellner wrote:
Jack Tanner skrev:
Please confirm if 6.8.99.901-4 eats CPU after you reboot after
Cant find this release (yet)
Well, that is the release you reported a problem
siegfried wrote:
The man page for Unison says there is a GUI. I cannot find such a GUI in my
list of GUI programs in my menu for Cygwin-X. Is there something wrong with
my installation?
The Unison GUI has not been ported to Cygwin. Try the Windows GUI that's
downloadable directly from
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Jul 8 08:32, Lester Ingber wrote:
Corinna:
I don't understand why I do not have any such crashes under
cygwin1dll-1.5.19, but only with cygwin1dll-1.5.20-1 and the latest
snapshot cygwin1dll-20060707?
May I guess you didn't debug this situation? I did. Trust me.
Philip H. Schlesinger wrote:
Hi Brett.
ZoneAlarm, but I have the remote PC in my trusted list. Plus, both
Cygwin/X/putty and X-Win32/StarnetSSH work fine, so this seems to be a
Cygwin issue...
It may well be a Cygwin/X issue (and I suggested you might go about
debugging it), but it's
-Y is really what you want. Aside from that, anything useful from -vv?
What about the server logs? And /tmp/Xwin.log? And what do you mean by
freezes?
Philip H. Schlesinger wrote:
Hi Sterling.
I checked the man page and -Y is just -X with less security:
-X Enables X11 forwarding. This
Philip H. Schlesinger wrote:
I tried the -vvv mode and here's the screen capture:
debug1: Authentication succeeded (keyboard-interactive).
OK, good. You're authenticated after entering your password.
debug2: x11_get_proto: /usr/X11R6/bin/xauth -f
/tmp/ssh-zfHmWgkGRG/xauthfile generate
Philip H. Schlesinger wrote:
Jack Tanner wrote:
debug2: x11_get_proto: /usr/X11R6/bin/xauth -f
/tmp/ssh-zfHmWgkGRG/xauthfile generate 127.0.0.1:0.0
MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 untrusted timeout 1200 2/dev/null
1) What do you get if you try that by command hand (sans the /dev/null
redirection
of
it, on the remote computer, as that directory doesn't exist.
- Phil
Jack Tanner wrote:
Philip H. Schlesinger wrote:
Jack Tanner wrote:
debug2: x11_get_proto: /usr/X11R6/bin/xauth -f
/tmp/ssh-zfHmWgkGRG/xauthfile generate 127.0.0.1:0.0
MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 untrusted timeout 1200 2/dev
Where are those AUDIT lines coming from? I've never seen that before. It
can't be Windows auditing, right, that would never make it into Xwin.log...
Dominique Brazziel wrote:
I don't know why but startx has stopped working. Used
to start up fine and fire up the xterm, but now it
loops trying
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
Maybe we should make 6.8.99.901-1 the current version now? Is it
stable enough for that?
At one point I ran the test version for a couple of weeks, and
experienced no instability. I say go for it.
If anyone's capable of doing a rebuild, there've been a few messages
Naru Takashima wrote:
startx does open a window; however, I was hoping to
open multiple shell in one window.
In the old version of Cygwin/X that I had, if I stated
X, then one large window would come up and then I can
use the menu that came up with a click of a mouse
button to open a shell.
Naru Takashima wrote:
I notice at the website x.cygwin.com, there is a
screenshot with openbox window manager?
Is that part of cgwin/X distribution or do I need to
purchase or download that from somewhere?
The Cygwin Setup program offers at least WindowMaker, fvwm, and openbox.
No idea how
Alexander wrote:
Dear Avinash,
from your CV:
Senior software engineer with two years of experience on various
platforms like UNIX, ..
Imo - a Senior with amazing two years of experience should be able to
read the messages on his screen, look into a logfile and solve the
problem within 5
Dominique Brazziel wrote:
What is the function of the Xwin parameter
'-silent-dup-error'? I see it in startxwin.bat and
startxwin.sh, but it is not documented anywhere (that
I can find).
From what I recall, when the parameter is specified, Xwin.exe does not
complain if it's invoked twice
Ehssan Sakhaee wrote:
I have some problems starting startx under windows XP.
Attached are the XWin.log and the error message window files for your
reference.
http://x.cygwin.com/docs/faq/cygwin-x-faq.html#troubleshooting
Better yet, pay attention to the error message. If it can't open
I know that was spam that made it through the filter, and I know that
the non-porn text was probably just sampled randomly from all over the
web, but man, that one really reads like poetry.
P.S. Just so I'm not totally off-topic -- for about a week or so, I've
been running the Xorg
Norbert Harendt wrote:
Could it be a firewall of some sort?
It is a kind of firewall used with german DSL-router
Cygwin/X is known to conflict with some software firewalls, like
ZoneAlarm, even if they are only installed and not running. It works
fine, however, with the Windows XP SP2
Norbert Harendt wrote:
I was astonished to find the entries
C:\Programme\FRITZ!DSL\DLL, so i tried to run XWin on a computer in our
network which hasn't FRITZ!DSL-software, and ... it was running without any
error or hang !!
There a two computers with FRITZ!DSL-software on it, and on both
Reid Thompson wrote:
Jack Tanner wrote:
startxwin.bat invokes xterm with the -ms red switch, which sets the
(mouse) pointer color to red. Is it possible to specify the
same value using a resource in .Xdefaults?
$ xterm -version
Cygwin 6.8.2.0(202)
Rxvt.cursorColor:red
xterm.cursorColor:red
startxwin.bat invokes xterm with the -ms red switch, which sets the
(mouse) pointer color to red. Is it possible to specify the same value
using a resource in .Xdefaults?
$ xterm -version
Cygwin 6.8.2.0(202)
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Herbert Eppel wrote:
No doubt this is a very basic question, and I'm not sure whether it is
really a question for this group or whether I should direct it to the
authors and/or user group of the ESP-r software, but I wonder whether
someone could shed some light on why Cygwin/X (or perhaps it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know what is wrong with my cygwin. After I install cygwin and type
startx in the command line. A error have accurred, it says that a fatal error
has occurred and Cygwin/x will now exit. Xwin was started with following
command-line:
X :0 -multiwindow-clipboard
Can
John Ormerod wrote:
The X icon in the system tray does not respond to any mouse clicks.
Weird. This one is beyond me.
I also wonder if the 'xterm' should open an xterm window in Windows? It
doesn't.
It should, once Xwin.exe (which also produces the X icon) is running.
FWIW, my windows
Bob B wrote:
Where would it do that? How can I find out if the queried host is at
fault?
My Windows COMPUTERNAME is newhost.
I have discovered that some queried hosts work fine, others that I try
to connect to are doing this oldhostname thing. Maybe the Unix admins
have XDMCP on the
I wonder if the queried hosts are doing some sort of reverse DNS
lookup, and finding that your newhostname doesn't match the DNS records.
I can ping my PC via new hostname from the queried hosts that I can't
Xwin to. I can't ping oldhostname from anywhere on our network.
Don't ping. Instead,
John Ormerod wrote:
I get the X icon showing in the system tray, but it's 'dead'. By which I
mean there I no context menu for it - I get the impression from reading
around that there should be a menu... even if only to stop it.
If I let the mouse pointer hover over it, the tool tip says:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fatal server error:
could not open default font 'fixed'
winDeinitMultiWindowWM - Noting shutdown in progress
http://x.cygwin.com/docs/faq/cygwin-x-faq.html#q-error-font-eof
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Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
I seem to recall some discussion about why X announcements weren't
forwarded to this list from cygwin-xfree-announce (the way they are to the
main Cygwin list from cygwin-announce), but can't find it at the moment.
Could someone refresh my memory? Are the reasons still
I've also encountered problems logging out of Gnome -- not via Cygwin/X,
though, but via NX. You may find something of interest at
http://fedoranews.org/contributors/rick_stout/freenx/ .
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Alexander Gottwald wrote:
The colors are defined in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/rgb
If the file is not installed, broken or somehow the xserver tries to use
a different file then the colors are not defined.
I have a /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/rgb.txt. I also created a symbolic link,
rgb-rgb.txt.
showrgb should
Hello all,
Would anyone care to share their .Xdefaults files that they use under
Cygwin? I'm curious about people's preferred settings, and I'd also like
to figure out a) why xterm complains about silly stuff (e.g., Warning:
Color name black is not defined), b) how to configure stty settings
Armbrust, Daniel C. wrote:
This happens to me all the time - I usually have to launch the X stuff 2 or 3 times before it actually works.
I have to manually kill off all xterm.exe, bash.exe, and other cygwin programs in between the launches. I keep meaning to look into it more, but since I
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
The splashscreen of an app being displayed over ssh X11 forwarding stays
on top of other windows instead of going to background when I select a
Windows window. Normally, I would've never noticed this since
splashscreens usually whiz by, but I was on a slow connection, and
The splashscreen of an app being displayed over ssh X11 forwarding stays on
top of other windows instead of going to background when I select a Windows
window. Normally, I would've never noticed this since splashscreens usually
whiz by, but I was on a slow connection, and this was very
Ever since I updated to 1.5.13-1, I get a weird delay when I log in to
Cygwin/X. The delay does not happen under RXVT. The delay happens on two
different WinXP SP2 machines.
Here's how it happens. Run startxwin.bat, which runs xterm, which
invokes bash, which sources .bash_profile. My
Meadows, Marty wrote:
I've downloaded cygwin/x to my windows xp platform.
In /usr/X11R6/bin I see the following x clients: xhost, xdpyinfo, xclock,
xeyes ... but I don't see xterm. Shouldn't I have an xterm? I also don't see
a startx or startxwin.bat file anyplace in the cygwin/x freeware ... and
I just encountered a bug that I thought had been fixed a long time ago:
pasting from X to a Windows application makes the Windows application
crash. I haven't tried to reproduce it.
I know this is a sucky, vague bug report, but I thought I'd give folks a
heads up.
Christopher Faylor wrote:
For those who haven't been following along at home, it looks like a
change I just made to select() may solve the dreaded slows down to a
crawl with Symantec AntiVirus problem.
This may also improve the performance of things that use sockets
slightly.
So, I'd appreciate
OK, so maybe it's not just Symantec that's causing the problem. I've
turned off auto-protect, and a remote emacs still takes far too long to
draw. (But with auto-protect enabled, it takes longer still.)
Is there some profiling I could do, or a debug build I could run that
would help isolate a
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
I figured.. I just wish it printed the real font name. Is there a way I
can capture the xevent that tries to load the font
I know there is an protocol tracer for X11 but can't find it on the web
right now.
Ethereal can read X11 packets, IIRC.
Dick Repasky wrote:
I'm running Symantec 9.0.0.1400 with scan engine 1.2.0.13.
Same as me. The two people that said they weren't having problems were
running version 8.1.1.323 (Daniel) or 10.0.1.13 (Giampaolo).
I think it's time to try an upgrade or a downgrade.
I haven't tried it with rxvt
Dick Repasky wrote:
I, too, experience the problem, and the problem seems to depend on
hardware.
Thank you for letting me know that I'm not totally nuts.
In addition to the keyboard delay, I too get slow rendering for
X-forwarded apps.
I can't imagine that this problem is due to the hardware.
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
I'll add this to the FAQ. Does Symantec Antivirus has an option to disable
scanning for certain programs?
Try adding XWin.exe to that list.
Good idea, but no dice. I added the entire c:\cygwin\ tree to the
Symantec exclusion list, but the slowdown is still there. There's
A while back I mentioned I was experiencing slowdowns under X.
http://sources.redhat.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2004-09/msg00010.html
I think the slowdowns may have to do with Symantec Antivirus.
1. Establish remote connection using ssh inside an xterm running under
Cygwin/X.
2. Hold down a key
Terje J. Hanssen wrote:
But is it possible to configure the default startup of startxwin.bat and
xterm from the program start menu?
Of course it is. Add a shortcut to startxwin.bat to the Start menu, and
customize your own .bash_profile / .bashrc (assuming your shell is bash).
If you really
I've also been having similar problems. Unresponsiveness on my end isn't
as atrocious (I get delays in single seconds, mostly).
For a test case, see my post ssh slowdowns under X.
I'm experiencing unusually (as in, didn't happen before) slow ssh
connections when running in an xterm. Just interacting with a remote
bash (local xterm binary) makes characters show up with a delay. There's
no delay if I'm not connected via ssh (i.e., local xterm, and typing
into local
I'd like to install and test the 6.7.99.1-2 pre-releases ago recently
announced.
I run setup, find a mirror that has the 6.7.99.1-2 files, and then click
in the New column for xorg-x11-base until it gets to 6.7.99.1-2.
I want to upgrade xorg-x11-bin at the same, so I try to pick 6.7.99.1-2
Jack Tanner wrote:
Quanta (an HTML editor) starts, and I start editing some file. A few
keystrokes later (sometimes Ctrl+V, sometimes TAB) quanta stops
accepting all keyboard and mouse input. Other X windows are fine. Then I
kill the quanta process, and I get
FWIW, the problem goes away thanks
I don't know if this is my own stupidity, or a bug, and if it's a bug, I
don't know where the bug lies.
X is started using -multiwindow -clipboard. Then I connect to a Fedora
Core 2 box with X-forwarding over ssh (using -Y). Then...
% quanta
QPixmap: Cannot create a QPixmap when no GUI is
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
winCheckDisplayNumber - Cygwin/X is already running on display 0
Fatal server error:
InitOutput - Duplicate invocation on display number: 0. Exiting.
This means you have started XWin twice. You can't do that. Only start XWin
(or start or startxwin.bat or simlar scripts)
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
I've though about this today too. I don't like the idea but i don't like
answering the same question over and over.
What's not to like? A small bit of code makes a usability problem
disappear. (Not that I'm offering to write the code.) Consider how many
people might
On the local cygwinized X11 emacs, and on a remote (ssh) X11 emacs, the
title bar icon is the generic X icon. Other applications' title bars
(e.g., firefox) get the icons they're supposed to have. What gives?
-JT
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vdu wrote:
I would like to be able to click several times on an item of the XWin menu
without it to close, so that I dont need to reopen the menu every time I
click on an item.
You don't expect the Start Menu in Windows to stay open once you launch
an application off of there, do you?
-JT
vdu wrote:
yes, I do ! try this : shift+click on an item in all programs menu. Do
you see ? the menu stays open.
I've been using Windows since version 3.0 and had no idea that
existed... Actually, it doesn't work in NT 4, at least. Anyone care to
try in 2000?
Do you propose that this work on
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
Right now we have a menu in both places, if you install the
X-start-menu-icons package. Why would we want to remove the
functionality that allows a program list in the tray icon menu when the
default behavior for that list is to be empty and to not be shown? Only
Dear Volker Q, Volker Z, and anyone else involved:
I just build grace 5.1.14 with lesstif 0.93.94 and your XmHTML package.
Works and looks beautiful.
Would it be possible to release an updated Grace (and lesstif, if
necessary)?
Thanks in advance.
David,
You can always use Gmane's web or news interfaces[1] to read the Cygwin
mailing lists, which doesn't require subscribing at all. To be able to
post while unsubscribed, add your e-mail address to the whitelist[2].
1. http://news.gmane.org/search.php?match=cygwin
2.
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
Okay, I did it myself. We now have an About box that can be opened from
the tray icon menu. The About box contains four buttons that link to
our website (x.cygwin.com), our User's Guide on the website, our FAQ on
the website, and our ChangeLog that is installed locally
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
I can't reproduce this at all.
The behavior I get is that in step 5 if you press Ctrl+V nothing happens
(no delay, no pasting) and if you right click the context menu entry for
Paste is greyed out (since X released ownership of the selection).
I confirm that I can
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
5) Rename the lib package to something more meaningful. The name
currently implies that it might contain link libraries or run-time
libraries, but it really contains files shared among X packages. Perhaps
shared-files would be a better name. I would appreciate it if
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
I was just about to remove the tray menu icon's Show Root Window and
Hide Root Window items and add a single checked or unchecked item
called Show Root Window. I figured I had better do a sanity check and
ask if there was a reason that this was not done in the first
I'm seeing the problem as well. Just highlight text in an xterm, paste
into anything (e.g., notepad), and the program being pasted into stalls.
Very unfortunate.
Moreover, when I tried to exit Xwin after this (via the systray icon),
the Xwin closing confirmation dialog also stalled! (Hence, no
robert jacques wrote:
After downloading and installing cygwin the user guides directs you on how
to start cygwin.
One method is to run /usr/X11R6/bin/startxwin.bat by double-clicking it in
Windows Explorer.
startxwin.bat. However, I get the followining 2 error messages:
1)required
Mike Parker wrote:
I'm using 4.3.0-42 and have noticed that the following minor bug in
multi-window operation when running on Win2K and WinXPPro:
Two windows (terminal or otherwise) are overlapped and the topmost one has
it's Always on top attribute set (by right-clicking on the windows title
This is probably related: using multi-window mode, open an emacs over
ssh. Click on a menu (e.g, File), leave it droppped down, and minimize
the emacs window. Result: emacs gets minimized, but the dropped down
menu stays behind.
-JT
yvind Harboe wrote:
perhaps the below should *always* be TRUE and there shouldn't be
an option at all?
No, I'd like -nomultiplemonitors to exist.
I have two monitors, but the second is usually turned off. Various X
client dialog boxes and application windows usually come up in the
center of my
Christopher Faylor wrote:
What's wrong with using the Windows Find/Search utility?
Nothing; it's capable of the same thing, but you have to explicitly turn
on Show hidden and system files in Folder Options (in case the dll is
on the drive, but hidden from view because of attributes). In another
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
It works fine in Windows 2000, but they broke it horribly in Windows XP
when they extended it to ignore certain directories and types of
files. You have to jump through all sorts of hoops and enable the
indexing service in order to get it to search all files in XP. So,
Er, so Ctrl-Alt-Backspace kills the X-server (quite efficiently, and
with no confirmation). This is bad (for example, when Ctrl-Alt-Backspace
happens to match an Emacs incantation).
Since Xwin plays nicely with the system tray icon for exiting, is there
any reason to listen for
Alexander Gottwald wrote:
If this is the case I can add code to use the windows default autorepeat
settings to configure Xwin. But this will again change the old behavior
of Xwin and some users might be unhappy with it.
It would be consistent with other behavior to get autorepeat settings
from
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
It might be nice, but the Windows autorepeat caused problems with
systems running in Japanese... so they need the XKB autorepeat
functionality, since the Windows autorepeat needs to be disabled for them.
Huh. Not that I'm completely amazed, but it seems strange that
If you want the error message to go away, play with the xauth command on
your Windows box.
# xauth -v list
This will tell you your local Xauthority file and what it contains. If
it's not there, or if it's empty, try to play with xauth generate to
get it to contain something like
localhost:0
So startxwin.bat (and startxwin.sh) starts an xterm and invokes bash for
that xterm:
xterm -e /usr/bin/bash
Is there any reason not to invoke bash as an interactive, login shell in
this case, i.e., -i -l?
-JT
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
Interesting idea. Probably the easiest thing to do here would be to
either create a list of 'term' programs or 'non-term' programs along
with a list of excluded programs. Of course, we would want to figure
out which list, 'term' or 'non-term', was going to be shortest
This is a pipe dream, but it's a pipe dream worth striving for.
1. X should run as a service. There's no reason for it to run as a
user-launched app.
2. All X client application on one's machine should have shortcuts
associated with them in the start menu, and these shortcuts should be
Start-Run
c:\cygwin\usr\X11R6\bin\run /usr/X11R6/bin/xterm -display :0
YES! , this works perfectly. Now could this be added
as a right click menu option to the tray?
I'd thought about suggesting this before, but I decided against it: it
is bad UI. Windows already has a method of starting
monika wrote:
know how I should do this. After I connect to the remote server using
ssh through bash, I export the display using
export DISPLAY=ip_localmachine. However, this does not give me the
display of the remote program. What is it that I am suppose to do and I
am not doing. I think I am
Csaba, please don't reply to me directly. This is so experts may help in
answering your question, as well as to save the QA for posterity so that
all readers may benefit.
I work in tcsh. I believe export in bash would be the SETENV in tcsh?
Yes (but setenv in lower case).
I tried it and it
Csaba Palotai wrote:
I'm kind of beginner with cygwin (not completely though). I need to use X11
but always get the can't open window message. Tried to reinstall XFree
3-times, searched the archives and tried whatever was suggested there,
nothing worked. I would really need it for remote
I know this is really, really nitpicky, and inconsequential in
comparison with the great work recently done on Xfree (thank you folks
enormously!), but still: can the context menu for all X clients be
re-ordered such that the Exit option is bottom-most? (For example, see
the context menus for
Colin Harrison wrote:
I assume you want the 'Close' at the bottom instead of the 'Always On Top'
in the sys menus (right click on app. title or task bar) (i.e. the two menu
items transposed)?
and 'Exit' at the bottom below 'Show Root Window' in the tray (right click
on tray X icon )(again
I have two monitors, monitor 2 is physically left of monitor 1, monitor
1 is the primary monitor. (It has to be that way, unfortunately.)
XFree86-xserv 4.2.0-28.
In startxwin.sh, I have
XWin -multiwindow -clipboard -multiplemonitors
xterm
xterm appears in the upper left hand corner of my
Harold says:
title changes are a feature of X Window Managers that the MultiWindow
Window Manager does not yet implement.
It seems to me that if there's a window manager that's released under a
compatible license that does implement title changing, we could just
borrow that code (with credit
(By new, I mean not discussed here before, not new as in only present in
the most recent release.)
Thank you for your time and effort, Kensuke, Harold, et. al.
I have two monitors, monitor 2 is physically left of monitor 1.
XFree86-xserv 4.2.0-28.
0) the repeated keystrokes bug is still
Hi Jim,
I use cygwin-sylpheed for almost an year. It has become my main email client.
Of course I am interested that anybody becomes the maintainter of this great
program. Furthermore I am interested in an official cygwin glib/gtk port.
-Jack
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