--- Steven O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] a
écrit : Hi Sylvain
The problem you are seeing occurs when you have .
in your PATH. It
will always happen with GNU packages, not just
gnome, because they
always have a text file INSTALL in the top level
directory, and make
install will try to
Hi Steven and all,
Renaming the INSTALL file makes glib compile
(it is found by configure even if it . is not in
$PATH,
as it is hardcoded in configure).
gtk+ compiles without needing your patch... but
perhaps it is needed in order to compile Gnome,
as it isn't that I want i don't care for the
Tim,
How does this work, do I just make a package, and then email cygwin-apps?
Is this valid for this sort of program, where it isn't even compiled using
cygwin?
I haven't had any comments on this program yet because, while it is a neat
exercise and will be useful for other work, it will not
Harold Hunt wrote:
I haven't had any comments on this program yet because, while it is a neat
exercise and will be useful for other work, it will not be distributed with
Cygwin/XFree86 until it is written in a language that can be compiled with a
free software compiler, preferrably gcc or
We have been Slashdotted, with a post that mentions that we are now easily
installable via Cygwin's setup.exe:
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/07/07/1227202mode=nestedtid=104
I'd like to express my thanks to all Cygwin/XFree86 contributors.
This time we might get a lot of new users
Harold Hunt wrote:
That's fine about Java... but that last I knew this xlauncher was a Delphi
app. What have you got to say about that :)
WTF? I don't follow the xfree list all that closely, but didn't this
thread start out as Success with Java prog in XFree? I just assumed
that
On Sun, Jul 07, 2002 at 02:06:12PM -0400, Harold Hunt wrote:
We have been Slashdotted, with a post that mentions that we are now easily
installable via Cygwin's setup.exe:
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/07/07/1227202mode=nestedtid=104
I'd like to express my thanks to all Cygwin/XFree86
Chuck,
WTF? I don't follow the xfree list all that closely, but didn't this
thread start out as Success with Java prog in XFree? I just assumed
that 'xlauncher' WAS that Java prog. Sorry for the confusion.
You know... sometimes I'm just not paying any attention at all. What has
happened
Hi, I am not subscribed to this mailing list but I would like to give
some feedback anyway. Please Cc: any responses to me.
I am testing the Cygwin/XFree server to use it as a remote display for
my Unix box which runs xdm: XWin -broadcast.
So in the installer I choose to de-install All, and to
Harold Hunt wrote:
WTF? I don't follow the xfree list all that closely, but didn't this
thread start out as Success with Java prog in XFree? I just assumed
that 'xlauncher' WAS that Java prog. Sorry for the confusion.
You know... sometimes I'm just not paying any attention at all. What
Hey, Nicholas -- don't squish Rhialto that quickly. He's probably one
of our new users who knows nothing about the cygwin project except what
he read on slashdot this morning.
The fact is, Rhialto, we focus on cygwin -- as an environment all by
itself, *and* independent of any specific
Rhialto wrote:
I am testing the Cygwin/XFree server to use it as a remote display for
my Unix box which runs xdm: XWin -broadcast.
So in the installer I choose to de-install All, and to install *only*
XFree86-xserv. I noted that the installer installed a lot of things that
are not
Alexander,
1) In winconfig.c, why is this there:
#ifndef PROJECTROOT
#define PROJECTROOT /usr/X11R6
#endif
2) Are any of these files significantly copied from hw/xfree86, or anywhere
else that we should attribute?
3) Will there be any effect, whatsoever, on users that do not use an
--- Charles Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, Nicholas -- don't squish Rhialto that quickly. He's probably one
of our new users who knows nothing about the cygwin project except what
he read on slashdot this morning.
Sorry,
I am still cranky about the refusal to include objc in
[follow up to the cygwin list; this is getting off-topic for cygwin-xfree.]
Nicholas Wourms wrote:
Hey, Nicholas -- don't squish Rhialto that quickly. He's probably one
of our new users who knows nothing about the cygwin project except what
he read on slashdot this morning.
I am still
On Sun 07 Jul 2002 at 15:35:22 -0400, Charles Wilson wrote:
However, it SHOULD be possible -- and checking the ml archives on this
will help -- to create a custom 'setup.ini' script or pseudo-package
that setup.exe can read, to install ONLY what you want -- but this will
take a little work
On Sun, Jul 07, 2002 at 11:56:44AM -0400, Harold Hunt wrote:
I haven't had any comments on this program yet because, while it is a neat
exercise and will be useful for other work, it will not be distributed with
Cygwin/XFree86 until it is written in a language that can be compiled with a
On Sun, 7 Jul 2002, Harold Hunt wrote:
Alexander,
1) In winconfig.c, why is this there:
#ifndef PROJECTROOT
#define PROJECTROOT /usr/X11R6
#endif
Hm, I just copied it from xf86Config.c. Just to be sure it's defined.
2) Are any of these files significantly copied from hw/xfree86, or
On Sun, 7 Jul 2002, Rhialto wrote:
You have a point. But I also think that there will be lots of people
who would like cygwin/xfree to be a replacement for XWin-32 or other
similar products, so some configuration preset for that would come in
handy.
I mainly use Cygwin/XFree86 as X-Terminal
Hi,
I'm trying to compile mplayer, a GPL video player.
(http://mplayerhq.hu)
Enabling the gui makes uses of png library.
I have the following packages installed :
(from cygcheck)
171k 2002/05/07 C:\cygwin\bin\cygpng10.dll - os=4.0
img=1.0 sys=4.0
cygpng10.dll v0.0
*4.5. *Where can I find an xmodmap for my non-U.S. keyboard layout?
* *You can try using an xmodmap file for your keyboard layout from a
GNU/Linux distribution (e.g. RedHat).
Aren't xmodpad.* files redistributable?
Couldn't we include that puny 20k as default xfree files? Or maybe as a
Hello,
Since I've seen a couple complaints about not being able to resize the
windows in this mailing list and on slashdot, I've decided to implement
it. So here it is.
With this option, when in windowed mode, you can resize the window (if
you use decoration) and have a virtual screen bigger
Yup, cross compiling is toroughly broken right now. It will take awhile to
get it working properly. I'd appreciate it if anyone that is cross
compiling the current XFree86 cvs would send in their host.def, any
modification they made to cygwin.cf, etc. and their build command.
Thanks,
Harold
Jehan,
That is an excellent patch! I was just thinking that we should add this
sort of functionality. Yes, I was reading the ./ posts too :)
However, there are a bunch of ^M's showing up in the patch file for
winwndproc.c starting at about line 496 (in the patch file). Could you
clean that
Alexander,
I've merged your patch with my local tree and I'm going to try to test it
tomorrow.
Could you send me a sample and/or skeleton (containing commented versions of
each config option) config file?
Thanks,
Harold
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Why not just run the patch through d2u?
Rob
- Original Message -
From: Harold Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: cygx [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 2:59 PM
Subject: RE: [PATCH] -scrollbars option
Jehan,
That is an excellent patch! I was just thinking that we should add
Running setup to update my cygwin with
setup.exe version 2.249.2.5, kde package versions are
changed to strange numbers :
kdelibs-2 appears for example as version
2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-b1 in the 'current' field. Correct
version is displayed in the 'new' field as 2.2.2-b1
In my downloaded files
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