Fergus,
I'm not sure iif it will help but theres a tool called dependency walker that shows
all the files a program (or dll) depends on, and then their subdependencies, etc.
http://www.dependencywalker.com/
Jeremy
Hi all,
Another reply to Harold's question:
So, are the fast apps non-OpenGL and the slow apps OpenGL?
Thae layout editor MAGIC, compiled with Cygwin
(http://bach.ece.jhu.edu/~tim/programs/magic/windows/windows.html) and
using OpenGL is totally slow (unusable) in -multiwindow mode, but o.k.
Fergus,
I am running Cygwin Xfree on a computer which has never seen a regular
Cygwin installation (Windows NT4). It takes about 10MB disk space.
All binaries (*.exe; *.dll) are in a directory D:\xfree\bin (8,1 MB). I
have set a path to that directory in xfree_start.bat.
Besides that you need
Fergus,
just to add:
C:\tmp will be the place you fing Xwin.log.
Regards
Holger
when trying to install from bash prompt (command is wmaker)
i get an error related with my home name, that contains a space:
example:
home: the homedir
error is cannot find /home/the - name is truncated at space!
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fergus,
I'm not sure iif it will help but theres a tool called dependency walker
that shows all the files a program (or dll) depends on, and then their
subdependencies, etc.
http://www.dependencywalker.com/
Jeremy
Whatever happened to good
I just upgraded my system to the latest XFree (4.3.0-4, I believe). In my
startxwin I had an xset fp+ to add the truetype fonts directory to the font
path (which I never got working...perhaps this is a hint, but...)
With the latest bits the Xserver core dumps shortly after the xset fp+
happens.
Mark,
Please don't send personal e-mail on Cygwin issues unless specifically
requested. Also, please make sure your mailer honors the Reply-To:
header. I'm forwarding this reply to the appropriate list.
More inline below.
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003, Mark Anderson wrote:
Igor;
I am writing to you
I am trying to share the clip board of X and of Win2K . I start the
session with
xwin :portno -query hostname -clipboard
I cannot share the clipboard using the different methods ie highlighting
, Control Insert .
I tried xwinclip but it dies after 3 tries . I did xhosts + on the host
for the
Igor,
You wrote the original message in this thread, correct? Was it sent to
cygwin-xfree, cygwin, or cygwin-apps? I am asking only because I can't
find a log of it anywhere... was it eaten by the mail server?
Actually, there is another bug in XFree86-bin-icons, that is, it doesn't
usually
Harold,
Well, the original (that Mark quoted) was on the cygwin@ list, namely
http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2003-09/msg00582.html.
FWIW, you can force the order of execution of the XFree86-bin-icons.sh
postinstall script by making the package dependent on XFree86-bin and
others, but that would
The XFree86-bin-icons-4.3.0-4 package has been updated in the Cygwin
distribution.
Changes:
1) Prevent error on deletion of top folder by passing -mindepth 1 to
find. This stops find from trying to delete the top folder, which we do
in a final step. The reasoning for this is that find holds a
Harold,
I have suggested to the original poster to follow up on cygwin-xfree;
apparently he never did.
You can ignore the No package message -- when I inserted the postinstall
progress page into setup, setup tried to keep track of the postinstall
scripts in the newly installed packages, and run
Benn Schreiber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) Have you successfully added truetype fonts to your font
path? If so, how?
I have. You need an XF86Config file in /etc/X11. There is
a link to an example XF86Config file in the cygwin/xfree
FAQ or User Guide (I can't get to the site right now to
Has anyone got ABAQUS to use the cygwin x-server? How did you set it up to
use X11 instead of Exeed?
Kevin Van Workum, PhD
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Polymers Division 224/B228
Kevin,
For starters, how are you connecting to ABAQUS with Exceed?
Are you using ssh to connect to a remote machine, then launching ABAQUS
from that command-prompt?
Are you using XDMCP to get a graphical login session on the remote
machine, then clicking an icon to start ABAQUS?
Note that
I have TrueType fonts working. In fact, they've worked for over a year
since I first set them up, and I haven't had to do anything to keep them
working since first setting it up. Unfortunately, it's been so long, I
can't remember exactly what I went through to get it setup. All I can tell
Did you have to run ttmkfdir (or whatever it is called) at any point?
Harold
Thomas Chadwick wrote:
I have TrueType fonts working. In fact, they've worked for over a year
since I first set them up, and I haven't had to do anything to keep them
working since first setting it up.
Did you have to run ttmkfdir (or whatever it is called) at any point?
Harold
Yes, I have run both ttmkfdir and mkfontdir in the directory. Interestingly,
if I do the xset after the window manager is up (as best I can correlate
it), it works fine. But, if I do it in startxwin, the font element
Got it. Need to run ttmkfdir BEFORE mkfontdir (doh). I'm going back to bed.
Thanks for the kick in the right direction.
Benn
-Original Message-
From: Benn Schreiber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 3:20 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: xset add to font
From: Harold L Hunt II
Sent: Sunday, 28 September 2003 10:58 AM
To: cygx; cygxannounce
Subject: Updated: xfig-3.2.4-2
The xfig-3.2.4-2 package has been updated in the Cygwin
distribution.
Changes:
1) Fig - Change the start command for HTML and PDF files (allows help
files to be
[Discussion on this issue is now taking place where it should have in
the first place: cygwin-xfree. Please follow the cygwin-xfree mailing
list for further posts.]
Igor,
Okay, that explains why I couldn't find the message in cygwin-xfree. I
really wish someone would have redirected the
Igor wrote:
The XFree86-bin-icons package is buggy. It's basically a postinstall
script that tries to create icons for the X programs that are installed on
your machine. The problem is that it tries to create them in the Start
Menu for All Users without checking whether the current user can
Jerry,
Jerry James wrote:
Igor wrote:
The XFree86-bin-icons package is buggy. It's basically a postinstall
script that tries to create icons for the X programs that are installed on
your machine. The problem is that it tries to create them in the Start
Menu for All Users without checking
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