On 05/07/2009 23:56, William Deegan wrote:
Greetings,
Some time in the last few months the "X Win Server" start menu item was removed.
I just did a fresh install on a new machine and it's not longer there.
It was really useful.
Any chance of getting it reinstated?
I think this is a packaging
On 04/07/2009 17:48, David A Bagley wrote:
Hi
I like to start X with a whole bunch of windows instead of creating each
time. In Cygwin 1.5 I did this with no problem.
In 1.7 this hangs. It hangs in a way where I can't open anything else
and have to pull the power to computer. If I comment o
On 02/07/2009 19:08, Zdrojewski, Tye wrote:
After recently reinstalling cygwin, XWin freezes when I try to run it.
There are two XWin processes running when it is frozen. When the XWin
process with the smaller memory footprint was killed, the following went
into the log, and it appeared to unfre
I only say that this is a "big" problem because it cripples my ability
to run cygwin/X. I guess I'm surprised no one else has reported this,
because I haven't done anything unusual (that I know of).
Yes, my *working* installation is a bit older.
I use the dvorak layout (not trying to be secretiv
On 29/06/2009 19:29, Tom Roche wrote:
Since I'm not seeing this in the FAQ, I wanted to propose the
following item: what would be required to go "from zero to xterm"?
I.e. from a Cygwin-less windows box (windows>= 2k) to getting a
Cygwin/X xterm up on one's screen?
From my recent experience, it
On 26/06/2009 17:53, Rob Gillen wrote:
PROPOSAL: please remove the current directory from the PATH setting in
startxwin.bat.
Yes, that's not right. Thanks for pointing it out.
I've queued up a patch to fix that.
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> From: cygwin-xfree-ow...@cygwin.com
> [mailto:cygwin-xfree-ow...@cygwin.com] On Behalf Of Jon TURNEY
> Sent: Monday, July 06, 2009 8:16 AM
> I can reproduce the problem using it. I seem to end up with
> a few of the
> xterms spinning somewhere and trying to use 100% CPU, and
> outputting th
