I assume that a lot of users and potential users are interested in
accelerated OpenGL support. Adding this isn't particularly hard, since
we simply pass off OpenGL calls to the Win32 OpenGL system and because
the Xdarwin (a.k.a. X on X, a.k.a. Apple) have already done a very
similar system
I compiled XWin from CVS source as in message below and here is what I
can report:
- Icons in the upper left corner of e.g. Evolution/OpenOffice are
garbled. Ditto on the task bar.
- The icon in the upper left corner of of the window of XTerm is *not*
garbled. Ditto on the task bar.
- The icon in
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Andrew DeFaria wrote:
X traffic generally travels over port 6000 but I believe it's really
something like 6000 + DISPLAY # so for DISPLAY=machine:0 it's 6000 but
for DISPLAY=machine:1 it'd be 6001.
correct
Note if you are using XDMCP I believe it uses port 770 (UDP).
port 177 udp
bye
Hi,
A year or so ago, to compile GTK apps to run under Cygwin, you had to
patch the GTK source and the glib sources.
I was just wondering if this is still the case?
I've googled a bit, but found mostly dead links.
Anyone have some info on the subject?
Thanks.
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Jean-Claude Gervais wrote:
Hi,
A year or so ago, to compile GTK apps to run under Cygwin, you had to
patch the GTK source and the glib sources.
I was just wondering if this is still the case?
I've googled a bit, but found mostly dead links.
Anyone have some info
I just upgraded to -44 (on WINNT 4).
Using -multiwindow the problem remains when windows are maximized and then
iconized.
When they are brought up again they are all white.
I apologize for my previous message about this problem. I didn't search
through the mailing list.. Sorry!!
GP
I
On Thu, 29 Jan 2004, Harold L Hunt II wrote:
I am interested in adding this support as well, but I think it would be
nice if some users and/or developers out there would help get this
started by creating some of the boilerplate files for me and ensuring
that these initial files compile
Hello
I down loaded the Cygwin/X package to a machine running windows XP home
edition.
Howver the X windows never fire up properly, i..e., they don't do
anyting at all are freeze imediately depending on which startup option I
try. Is this a limitation of XP home or am I missing something?
I just spoke with Torrey Lyons regarding OpenGL acceleration in Xdarwin.
He enlightened me on several points:
1) Most of the code that I described in my first email is for the
direct rendering path. That path allows X Clients on the same machine
as the X Server to avoid calling through the X
I have all the latest current Cygwin files. I just tried ddd on an
executable. The DDD: Debugger Console came up, but I got a blank screen
with messages about problems with gdb:
% ddd run_trd.exe
gdb: access /dev/tty3: No such file or directory
gdb: cannot open master pty: No such file or
I have all the latest current Cygwin files. I just tried ddd on an
executable. The DDD: Debugger Console came up, but I got a blank screen
with messages about problems with gdb:
% ddd run_trd.exe
gdb: access /dev/tty3: No such file or directory
gdb: cannot open master pty: No such file or
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