Thomas Wolff wrote:
Could signal transfer possibly use Windows in a way that does not have
this effect? (Windows experts...)
--
---
Utils like 'processhacker' (on source forge), have a suspend funtion
that allows you to suspend and continue both processes and threads,
I noticed a 2nd copy
On 05.03.2015 03:54, Linda Walsh wrote:
I usually run the the windows version of 'Gvim' as
it will run even when there is no 'X' running...
...
I tried pressing ^z, as I would on linux (actually ^y
in my usage).
In the console window, I got a message that it had
"stopped" like I would in linux:
I usually run the the windows version of 'Gvim' as
it will run even when there is no 'X' running...
Usually, to get it to go into the background like it
does on linux, it runs an "alias" in bash:
alias gvim='setsid gvim'
So it background's appropriately.
I had to try something out with a gvim-
3 matches
Mail list logo
