rminal rarely ends well.
> :-) But it was an accident!
cat'ing a binary file is a bad idea in general.
>> Did you try searching for the error message?
> Yes.
>> While we're at it, what is the error message?
> abort: address space needed by 'cygXcursor-1.dll
!
> Did you try searching for the error message?
Yes.
> While we're at it, what is the error message?
abort: address space needed by 'cygXcursor-1.dll ... is already occupied
(That's not the complete message. BTW, why doesn't copy/paste work
in the main Cygwin window?
On 4 September 2013 17:58, Adam Dinwoodie wrote:
> On 4 September 2013 15:19, Septimus Stevens wrote:
>> Today I type 'xstart' and get only two xterms, with an error shown
>> in the subject line. My workaround is to modify .xinitrc to start
>> FOUR xterms so I get THREE to work with, but I'd prefe
On 4 September 2013 15:19, Septimus Stevens wrote:
> I'm novice but stumbled into a configuration that works OK for me.
> I type 'startx' and get an X environment with three xterms.
>
> Yesterday I meant to type 'cat Foo > Bar' but accidentally left off
> the '>'. Foo was a binary file and that xt
I'm novice but stumbled into a configuration that works OK for me.
I type 'startx' and get an X environment with three xterms.
Yesterday I meant to type 'cat Foo > Bar' but accidentally left off
the '>'. Foo was a binary file and that xterm became unusable.
Today I type 'xstart' and get only two
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