Re: port existing x windows application to win32

On 11/9/05, Mehnaz Farooqui wrote: > Hi, > > can you pls tell me how I can port existing x windows > application to win32? Is there any tool that does this > or do I have to replace the X11 API with win32 API > manually? > > > Thanks, > Mehnaz Since there are X servers for Windows (like XFree86 o

port existing x windows application to win32

Hi, can you pls tell me how I can port existing x windows application to win32? Is there any tool that does this or do I have to replace the X11 API with win32 API manually? Thanks, Mehnaz __ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choic

Re: Mail Mail

I know that was spam that made it through the filter, and I know that the non-porn text was probably just sampled randomly from all over the web, but man, that one really reads like poetry. P.S. Just so I'm not totally off-topic -- for about a week or so, I've been running the Xorg 6.8.99.901-

Re: Wrong icons

On Tue, 2005-11-08 at 22:29 +, Tony Richardson wrote: > I had the same problem, perhaps the icon offsets were changed? it seems the icons are sorted by name. So there is run, rxvt, vim and everything for x and xemacs last. I did not notice that before because windows caches the icons and it d