You missed the point of installing using the Unix text type which ensures
that you are mounting the font directory in binary mode.
The URL is
http://xfree86.cygwin.com/docs/faq/cygwin-xfree-faq.html#q-error-font-eof
Please remember to answer to the mialinglist instead of me directly
Med ve
Stuart,
Naturally, now that I have applied the -lesspointer patch I have remembered
why we switched away from hiding the Windows mouse cursor when we were
inactive. The reason goes like this:
1) User has a Cygwin/XFree86 window that is away from the task bar.
2) User activates the Cygwin/XFree
Chris,
> Why not just install the latest server test packages in the normal
> cygwin place but mark it as "test" in setup.hint?
> I don't recall this being suggested before. Apologies if this has already
> been discussed.
Oh, I'm aware that that functionality is there... but I have been trying
Stuart,
Excellent. I've applied this to Server Test Series - Test 58, which I have
just released.
I don't think it's necessary to change the logic in the WM_ACTIVATEAPP
message, cause we're going to want to reshow (on inactivation) the cursor
regardless of whether we are hiding when we are over
On Thu, Jun 13, 2002 at 01:29:42AM -0400, Harold Hunt wrote:
>I just posted Test 58 to the server development page:
>http://xfree86.cygwin.com/devel/shadow/
Harold,
Why not just install the latest server test packages in the normal
cygwin place but mark it as "test" in setup.hint?
Then you can d
Links:
I just posted Test 58 to the server development page:
http://xfree86.cygwin.com/devel/shadow/
You can install the Test 58 package via setup.exe by pointing setup.exe
to the cygwin/xfree/testing/ directory on your favorite mirror.
For example, you could point setup.exe at:
http://archive.p
Explanation and fix for the ms-tnef attachments:
http://help.netscape.com/kb/consumer/19981102-1.html
- Original Message -
From: "Brian Gallew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 11:20 PM
Subject: RE: [ANNOUNCEMENT] xwinclip Tes
Hi there,
looking on cygwin.com/packages
show there isn't a package for gtk.
1/ does it compile for now ?
2/ if ok, why haven't we a package for that ? I looked
on cygwin & cygwin-xfree archives and didn't find a
thread on it.
___
Do You Y
Hello Harold and All,
Here's the output from Japanese keyboard.
I hope it helps,
Thank you,
Haro
=---
_ _Munehiro (haro) Matsuda
-|- /_\ |_|_| Kubota Graphics Technology Inc.
/|\ |_| |_|_| 2-8-8 Shinjuku,
Stuart Adamson wrote:
> The magic command line argument is -hidewindowspointerwheninactive.
> Somebody might
> be able to come up with a slightly nicer name ;)
What about "-noghostcursor" ? That's not very self-explanatory but if
the man page and the help parameter give enough explanation, it
Okay - attached is a patch which does this. I've tested it with and without
the
-nodecoration flag (the windows mouse pointer still appears when you're over
the
windows title bar). Added an entry to the man page as well.
The magic command line argument is -hidewindowspointerwheninactive.
Someb
Hi,
I found an error that already appears in previous mails
in this mailing list, but no answear as far as I know.
I run Xfree (up2date) on a W2000 PC to connect through XDMCP to
an AIX system. I need to run a java program
(for those who know what it is, this is the FastTmanager).
I get the
Environment -
---
NT 4.0
xterm version 4.2.0(165)
What I am trying to do
--
Run isql ( interactive sql )
When you run isql interactively, you get a prompt
1>
Behaviour
-
If I open xterm session & try to run isql, all the prompts from isql "do not"
come
>>(sort of ghost cursors).
>
> You know - this never bothered me until you mentioned it - now I keep
> seeing it and it's really annoying ;( Are you / have you fixed this
> or shall I? (I'm currently running Test 57).
I did but without configuration so Harold removed that part from the
Gerard,
How long is awhile? 20 seconds or 30 minutes?
If it dumps core after 20 seconds then it is because XWin.exe is taking too
long to launch so OpenDisplay fails. Test05 fixes that problem.
Harold
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behal
/xwinclip/xwinclip-20020612-1316.tar.bz2 (8
KB)
Changes:
1) xwinclip.c - Break this single source file into xwinclip.c,
textconv.c, textconv.h, wndproc.c, wndproc.h, xevents.c, and
xevents.h. (Harold Hunt)
2) xwinclip.c - Pause and loop to retry, after a delay, if we fail
while opening the
The XFree86-xserv-4.2.0-5 package has been updated in the Cygwin
distribution.
This is a synchronization with all the fixes that have been applied
Server Test Series - Test 57. These fixes are listed below:
1) winwndproc.c - Call DefWindowProc after processing WM_NCMOUSEMOVE
messages. This sh
> > (sort of ghost cursors).
>
> You know - this never bothered me until you mentioned it - now I keep
> seeing it and it's really annoying ;( Are you / have you fixed this
> or shall I? (I'm currently running Test 57).
However this gets fixed, just make sure that the behavior is configurabl
> thanks). I thought
> > you had found out about phantom key release messages? I
> have to scan the
> > mailing list in a hurry, there is other work to do.
>
> I just wanted to make it clear. I didn't want to steal any
> credit. But
> thanks for the thought :)
The phantom key release fix wa
Pille Geert (bkarnd) wrote:
> So I gave undue credit, ah well, it won't make up for all the times people
> receive "stank voor dank" (hard to translate: sh*t for thanks). I thought
> you had found out about phantom key release messages? I have to scan the
> mailing list in a hurry, there is othe
Gerard,
I've been able to copy both directions. Have you tried a simple copy
operation in X, like selecting text with the mouse in an xterm? (Notice that
the selected text will immediately be unselected... that is xwinclip grabbing
the text and copying it to the Windows clipboard)
Harold
"Pil
Harold L Hunt said:
> Eric Peabody's messages are getting bounced by the list server.
> Apparently his mail server is changing the format of the message
> somehow. Anyway, his reply is below.
Most likely he's using MS Outlook and/or MS Exchange. They're famouns
for adding ms-tnef bits to messag
Harold L Hunt said:
> Okay. Do you have a sound-card or just a pc speaker on the machine
> that you use Cygwin/XFree86 on?
Sound card (well, Crystal Audio built-in, it's a laptop).
> If you've got a sound card and you have your Windows sounds
> configured so that no sound is played for the Defa
cuts and pastes both ways when not running fullscreen.
performance problem remains solved.
xwinclip-test04 dumpes core when XWin runs fullscreen, but only after a
while.
Here ends our transmission.
Gerard.
===
This email is confidential and intended solely for the
Performance problem solved, but copies only from windoze to XWin (probably
that is why it's only 8K as to the 30K original). Tested running XWin
fullscreen.
-Original Message-
From: Harold Hunt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: dinsdag 11 juni 2002 2:25
To: Eric Peabody; [EMAIL PROTECTED
Please call me Geert or Gerard, only my friends call me by my surname ;-)
I prefer using XWin fullscreen if I need pseudocolor, to running Windows 8
bit. And I only need it rarely, just for one Oracle product (reports).
Anyway, for that purpose I've confiscated an old portable and I'm putting
Re
Hi Harold!
>>Atached you find the log for some keys on a german keyboard.
>
> Thanks. That pretty much answers my question. Unfortunatly, it did not
> give me the answer I was looking for.
>
> Does anyone else find it interesting that a Win32 API function that returns
> the name of a key
So I gave undue credit, ah well, it won't make up for all the times people
receive "stank voor dank" (hard to translate: sh*t for thanks). I thought
you had found out about phantom key release messages? I have to scan the
mailing list in a hurry, there is other work to do.
I don't know enough a
I do not get any TeX sequencenses in any keys for my danish Thinkpad
keyboard.
There allthough some specific things I observed :
No multi-press detected ie. all keypresses are detected as seperate events.
AltGr is recorded as CTRL key plus AltGR
Sometimes Shift and AltGr seems not to be caught
Same test on my French keyboard, same result : just on key is different, the
right shift.
Thanks for your non-US consideration, Harold :-)
CU
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.(_| Francis VIVA
>From: Harold Hunt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Does anyone else find it interesting that a Win32 API function
>that returns
>the name of a key returns the TeX sequence for creating
>certain non-U.S.
>characters?
It seems some MS tech folk do not trust WinWord also writing their
documentations .
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