On 21/11/2011 12:57 PM, Jim Reisert AD1C wrote:
On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 10:39 AM, Ryan Johnson
<ryan.john...@cs.utoronto.ca> wrote:
If you think it's clipboard related, try running with -noclipboard and see
if that fixes it. Downside is, you lose all clipboard functionality...
Duh, I should have though of that. Where do these settings reside
now, since I'm no longer starting XWin using the batch file?
I think you have to modify the shortcut (or run the command from a
terminal) to add extra command-line options.
BTW, what do you use x11 for? Other than the odd gnuplot session, I've not
needed an X server since switching from xterm to mintty (which just became
the official cygwin terminal).
All my "work" work is X-based, I'm super-comfortable with the
interface, for example, using the mouse for copy/paste which is a
little more awkward in mintty. Plus I love Xemacs.
Eh? Mouse copy/paste in mintty is identical to xterm AFAIK... select =
copy, middle button = paste. If you're in a mouse-using terminal app you
have to hold down [shift] but that's the same in xterm, I think.
Re xemacs: fair enough. I mostly stick with emacs + xt-mouse because of
slow/unreliable network connections to the servers I do most of my work on.
Ryan
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