On Wed, Dec 11, 2002 at 09:48:04AM +, J S wrote:
On Mon, Dec 09, 2002 at 09:18:00PM +, J S wrote:
Tim,
This is a really good, simple GUI program which will make life a lot
easier
for my users. I tried the cygwin connection tool on win 98 and 2000, but
it
didn't work on
Yep, There are lots of them :)
I even wrote one :)
http://xlauncher.sf.net
It's written in Delphi though, so can't be included in the cygwin
distribution :(
Hopefully someone will start writing one in straight C/C++ calling the Win32
API, so it could go in cygwin, so people will stop writing
On Mon, 2002-07-15 at 16:33, Harold Hunt wrote:
For future reference, the xlauncher-style program is on my list of things to
do. I want it done in straight C or C++ interfacing the GDI manually. I
don't want dependencies on cumbersome libraries, and I don't want any
non-free compiler
pointers to
something nice for C?
I don't know if putting this sort of thing into XWin.exe itself would be all
that good, as many people wouldn't need that sort of functionality, and it may
bulk out the executable.
Cheers for you comments,
Tim.
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Hi there,
To those of you interested, I modified my x-launcher program to work
with a stock cygwin-xfree install, without needing an install program.
It should find where everything is by using the registry, then stores
its own settings there too (in a different key!).
xlauncher is a program
Thanks for the replies.
The idea is to end up with an X server that is small and easy to use.
I'd like to use the existing cygwin setup.exe, as it is very nice, but I
don't want to end up with a full cygwin setup.
Basically I'm after something like X-Win32, MI/x, or WinaXe, but based
on
On Sat, 2002-06-15 at 22:27, Robert Collins wrote:
Sure. And a minimum cygwin install is all you'd get. Setup only installs
the bare minimum - the 'base' category by default. No compilers, no
'optional' components at all. And even they can be deselected (but not
be default).
Hmmm, I first
On Sun, 2002-06-16 at 02:30, Rasjid Wilcox wrote:
The main reason I decided to
go with the setup.exe option is due to the 'you can't have two versions of
cygwin.dll running at the same time' problem. And in fact you can use
setup.exe and still only have a 5-6 MB download (assuming you
Hi there,
My flatmate and I have been playing with creating a minimal install of
cygwin-xfree. We culled files until we ended up with XWin.exe, a bunch
of libraries, and a few fonts.
We included also ttmkfdir.exe and mkfontdir.exe, so we can add more
fonts later, and use the windows fonts.
My
