VSong wrote:
What is the cygwin startup sequence? I know of three ways that you can
start the X-Server: startx, startxwin.bat, and startxwin.sh. My
understanding is that when you start X .xsession or .xinitrc are run when
you start X. Is this true? I've tried changing my .xsession file, but th
Hello,
I am new XFree86. I installed it simply using cygwin
install. And then copied .xinitrc to the home
directory as specified in the online manual without
any modification. Then I cd into /usr/X11R6/bin and
run startx.
The windows comes up OK with three terminals and one
clock. When I exit th
Tom,
Your solution was right on the mark, and you fixed another problem I had wanted
to fix -- the 'i have no name' bash prompt. Thanks,
Luke
From: "Rice, Thomas D"
To:
Date: Thu, 3 Jul 2003 15:23:12 -0500
Subject: RE: cannot use Xfree86
Reply-to: cygwin-xfree
Does your bash prompt say 'i have no name', if so your ID in /etc/passwd is too large,
it has to be less than 65536 (16 bit). Your ID is the third field (separated by ':')
on the line with your login. I was getting the same useless window that you are
describing and this was what my problem is
> Hi,
> I installed Xfree86 4.2.1 onto my windows 2k box at work which has Cygwin up
> and running normally. Every time I try to start X, it crashes. These are the
> commands I tried, followed by the respective error message or a description of
> what happens.
> $ X , and $xwin
> -in these case
What is the cygwin startup sequence? I know of three ways that you can
start the X-Server: startx, startxwin.bat, and startxwin.sh. My
understanding is that when you start X .xsession or .xinitrc are run when
you start X. Is this true? I've tried changing my .xsession file, but this
didn't seem
The system will be moving to a new co-lo on Saturday so the IP address
will be changing and there will be some downtime.
I haven't been given exact times but I suspect that this will probably
happen in late morning EST. I don't expect more than a couple of hours
downtime at most.
FYI,
cgf
--
Ple
On Thu, 3 Jul 2003, Dave Burch wrote:
> Greetings. I am a consultant to a small school in need of a IT overhaul. I
> have some HP-UX experience, but am new to the Linux world (like most people,
> I guess).
>
> We are trying to extend the life of a bunch of Pentium/Windows 98
> workstations with 3
Greetings. I am a consultant to a small school in need of a IT overhaul. I
have some HP-UX experience, but am new to the Linux world (like most people,
I guess).
We are trying to extend the life of a bunch of Pentium/Windows 98
workstations with 32 mB RAM by replacing Microsoft Office with OpenOff
Folks,
is there a version of OpenOffice for Xfree under Cygwin? I want to be able
to run OpenOffice on X-Terminals served by my Win2K server running
Xfree/Cygwin.
--
TIA,
Jim George
Hi Harold,
>
> Well, I am back. We had a great time.
>
> If any patches were submitted or anything needs to be brought to my
> attention, please send a reminder to the list for me. I can't possibly
> wade through 2 weeks of emails :)
>
Yes, there is something. Based on the xwin Testserver release
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