René Berber wrote:
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> You probably can just run a Windows shortcut to XWin with all the parameters,
> and use .xinitrc or .xsession to start up SC.
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I made a little experiment and the above sentence is not true: if I start
XWindows from an icon/shortcut (using "C:\cygwin\bin\run.exe -p
Dirk Schleicher wrote:
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> I try it. The only thing is that if SC is close the Xserver close too.
Yes, that's the way it works. I mean, that's the way that the steps I showed
work.
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> Again to start this I have to start a cygwin bash shell. I like to
> start SC without a shell
You m
Steve Freeland wrote:
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Regarding the "Could not open default font 'fixed'" message: Stephen A.
Goulet mentioned that he was able to fix the prob
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Regarding the "Could not open default font 'fixed'" message: Stephen A. Goulet
mentioned that he was able to fix the problem by following the in
Am Tue, 25 Jul 2006 03:16:51 -0500
schrieb René Berber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Correct, the way XWin is started using startxwin.bat does make the
> whole server execution depend on the xterm, so when the xterm is
> closed XWin terminates.
>
> That can be changed easily by using startx (inst
hey chuck,
> I'll give that a try but I am still wondering what changed. XWin.exe
> used to be able to determine that another instance was running and just
> quietly exit.
i had the same problem as you and i totally understand why toi run the .bat file
each because there are lots of conf settings
Dirk Schleicher wrote:
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> let me try to explain it once more. At the moment I start cygwin by
> startx.bat. Then I have a open xterm "window" where I start SC.
> This means that I have two "icons" or two programs (SC and Xterm) in the
> taskbar (hope taskbar is the right word) of my W2k. If I
