Works for me. Thanks for the prompt response.
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Duplicity 2.1.5 was released yesterday
(https://duplicity.us/stable/CHANGELOG.html), and includes a pull request I
posted to fix a bug that caused the box backend to fail (Fix imports in
boxbackend.py). It would be great if the cygwin package could be upgraded to
version 2.1.5. While I'm a
Cygwin currently contains version 1.2.8-6 of rdiff-backup. Based on what I see
at https://github.com/rdiff-backup/rdiff-backup/releases, 1.2.8 is about 11
years old (you'll have to click "Show 7 other tags), although it appears there
were no releases for 10 years. There has, however been some
On Thu, 2 Nov 2017 23:38:13 +0100 Thomas Wolff wrote:
Thanks for flattering me :) Sounds good after all the people asking for
ever more features, silly ones as well as good ones.
Actually, after the WSL and Virtual Tabs endeavours, release frequency
should become lower now.
Speaking of silly
> Customize how?
Add new menus or menu items, remove or replace existing menus.
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I'm trying to figure out how to customize the xwin-xdg-menu menus (the menu
that shows up in the taskbar as "X application menu on :0" and be default
contains "Internet", "System Tools", and "XDG Menu" menu items. I've looked at
http://standards.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/menu-spec-latest.html
I've been using cygwin's rxvt (without X) for years, and prefer it to mintty
both because I use rxvt on all my linux machines and because I've never liked
putty. Despite most (but not all) of my Windows machines running 64-but
windows7, I've procrastinated on switching to cygwin64, but I
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