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From: Christopher Faylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Hello
Rerun http://cygwin.com/setup.exe, keep hitting Next, and when it gets to
the Select Packages screen, maximimize the screen and you'll see an
X11 category on the bottom. You can either install
Hi John,
I suppose you are trying an install from localdirectory. Because you
didn't download the X11-packages (because you used only the
default-option only defaultz packages were downloaded).
Why not reading the Installation-Howo?
http://x.cygwin.com/docs/ug/setup-cygwin-x-installing.html
Thanks Marco, you were absolutely right. I've now re-installed following
those instructions and a lot more things are getting installed. It looks
like this will be a lengthy process so in the meantime, can I ask another
newbie question please...?
At the moment, I'm starting Cygwin by using its
Hi,
Can anyone tell me if ioctl works the same like linux or not?
If they work differently, how to do the ioctl call in cygwin environment?
Thanks.
Lihong Chen
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Hi there,
After installing Cygwin (under WinXP) I've got to the stage of compiling a
very simple Hello World app which just displays an empty GTK dialog with
the title Hello World. To run the app I (currently) have to start Cygwin
(using its desktop icon), type startx into the DOS terminal
Lihong Chen wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone tell me if ioctl works the same like linux or not?
If they work differently, how to do the ioctl call in cygwin environment?
The idea is that it's the same as Linux. If you're having a problem, report
it to the main Cygwin list unless it's intricately tied to
John Emmas wrote on Monday, August 18, 2008 4:55 PM::
Hi there,
After installing Cygwin (under WinXP) I've got to the stage of
compiling a very simple Hello World app which just displays an
empty GTK dialog with the title Hello World. To run the app I
(currently) have to start Cygwin
Sorry Phil if my questions seem 'lame'. I should have explained that I only
installed Cygwin this morning so I'm by no means up to speed with the
concepts or terminology.
Anyway, I managed to arrange Windows so that it now starts X at boot up.
This means that I can use a (DOS) console window to
On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 06:42:58PM -, John Emmas wrote:
Sorry Phil if my questions seem 'lame'. I should have explained that I
only
installed Cygwin this morning so I'm by no means up to speed with the
concepts or terminology.
Anyway, I managed to arrange Windows so that it now starts
