Naru Takashima wrote:
I notice at the website x.cygwin.com, there is a
screenshot with openbox window manager?
Is that part of cgwin/X distribution or do I need to
purchase or download that from somewhere?
The Cygwin Setup program offers at least WindowMaker, fvwm, and openbox.
No idea how wel
I notice at the website x.cygwin.com, there is a
screenshot with openbox window manager?
Is that part of cgwin/X distribution or do I need to
purchase or download that from somewhere?
And what would I need to do to run an external window
manager?
I am really interested in running in a rootless mo
Naru Takashima wrote:
startx does open a window; however, I was hoping to
open multiple shell in one window.
you can start additional shells with xterm.
In the old version of Cygwin/X that I had, if I stated
X, then one large window would come up and then I can
use the menu that came up wi
Naru Takashima wrote:
startx does open a window; however, I was hoping to
open multiple shell in one window.
In the old version of Cygwin/X that I had, if I stated
X, then one large window would come up and then I can
use the menu that came up with a click of a mouse
button to open a shell.
Is
startx does open a window; however, I was hoping to
open multiple shell in one window.
In the old version of Cygwin/X that I had, if I stated
X, then one large window would come up and then I can
use the menu that came up with a click of a mouse
button to open a shell.
Is this no longer possible
You have to start a shell also.
Try startx insteed of a plain XWin. Xwin only starts the root window so
nothing wrong with that.
Alex
http://www.aiengine.org
Naru Takashima wrote:
When I start Xwin from command line, a root window
comes up but then nothing happens. I click the mouse
button hop
When I start Xwin from command line, a root window
comes up but then nothing happens. I click the mouse
button hoping to get a menu to open a shell, but
nothing happens when I click the mouse.
Any ideas? Thank you,
naru
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I really don't know if the select () which fails is used on a Network fd or
one of the queue fd's within InitQueue. But the final error may be just
the result of the previous errors.
There is a good chance that it is this way because the error happens within
winClipboardProc
which usually is
To make a long story short:
My Questions are:
Whats causing the
null screen fn ReparentWindow
null screen fn RestackWindow
how can
InitQueue - Calling pthread_mutex_init
InitQueue - pthread_mutex_init returned
InitQueue - Calling pthread_cond_init
InitQueue - pthread_cond_init returned
work wit
Your opinion is worth how much squat? Diddley?
Not really but I wasn't flamed in years and my Internetcomputer needed
some stress testing and hacking tries by experts. Thanks for all the
effort.
I have been running XWin without shared memory support for years
without fault. In fact, my
Alexander wrote on Wednesday, March 15, 2006 11:32 AM::
> I thought you're off working for a real company.
> The lines I was refering to are:
>
> MIT-SHM extension disabled due to lack of kernel support
>> XFree86-Bigfont extension local-client optimization disabled due to
>> lack of shared memor
I thought you're off working for a real company.
The lines I was refering to are:
MIT-SHM extension disabled due to lack of kernel support
XFree86-Bigfont extension local-client optimization disabled due to lack of
shared memory
And this imo does cause XWin to fail.
But at least we have a real
When XWin gets a signal it's bailing. If you remove whatever causes the
signal XWin won't fail.
Here's the page.
http://www.cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/using-cygserver.html
Thanks for the compliment.
Alex
http://www.aiengine.org
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> hmm - apparently you don't aspire to being a senior of any category,
I do but I wouldn't claim to be one for myself.
Maybe I'am a senior or I'am just getting old. But two years that's like
beeing a expert of chinise culture because I once did make a holiday there.
with your poor grammar, spel
On Wed, 2006-03-15 at 12:45 +0700, Alexander wrote:
> Ok.
> He should check if he did install the recomended configuration within
> the Windows setup:
> For all Users.
> if yes he should start the Shared memory Service that is where the
> SHM-MIT is comming from and probably also the mutex pthrea
On Wed, 15 Mar 2006, Alexander wrote:
Ok.
He should check if he did install the recomended configuration within the
Windows setup:
For all Users.
if yes he should start the Shared memory Service that is where the SHM-MIT is
comming from and probably also the mutex pthread. For this he can rtf
Hi,
I'am trying to run xmms on a remote linux while the gui is on my local
cygwin-xfree.
Xmms (1.2.10) starts well and is visible. When I try to load mp3's into
the playlist the file selection windows opens. After selecting a file I
get the following message:
Gtk-WARNING **: invalid class type
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