See below.
Jack Tanner wrote:
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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:
Cygwin/X Server
- 0:0
The icon in the system tray is supposed to react to two inputs:
- a double-click with the left mouse button should trigger the "Exit" dialog
- a right-click should pop up a menu that is trivially simple until
customized with an xwinrc file.
Does yours react to neither?
>>
Jack
The X icon in the system tray does not respond to any mouse clicks.
Currently this was started from within the bash shell as requested by Reid.
I also wonder if the 'xterm' should open an xterm window in Windows? It
doesn't.
FWIW, my windows PATH is 897 bytes when %xxx% symbolics are resolved. So
when the .bat scripts append to the front it may be getting to whatever
limit Windows has these days, or a possible limit that Cygwin can handle.
Regards, John
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