1.5.25-15: 100% CPU under xdmcp and Gnome

I am running Cygwin-X on Windows XP, connecting to a Gentoo workstation via xdmcp. If I connect to a session running Gnome one processor on my Windows machine spikes to 100% usage and stays there. Memory use appears to remain constant and the X-session is responsive. The CPU doesn't spike while

Re: 1.5.25-15: 100% CPU under xdmcp and Gnome

On 10/27/2009 06:21 PM, Quinn wrote: I am running Cygwin-X on Windows XP, connecting to a Gentoo workstation via xdmcp. If I connect to a session running Gnome one processor on my Windows machine spikes to 100% usage and stays there. Memory use appears to remain constant and the X-session is

[ANNOUNCEMENT] [1.7] X11R7.5

Cygwin/X has been updated to X.Org X11R7.5 (for Cygwin 1.7 only). WHAT'S NEW IN X11R7.5? == * Almost 200 binary packages have been updated, including the latest upstream improvements and bug fixes. * New packages: dmxproto, libdmx1/libdmx-devel, xf86bigfontproto. *

Re: startxwin.bat and checkX

On 16/10/2009 09:39, Ken Brown wrote: So I think startxwin.bat should use %RUN% checkX -wait -d %DISPLAY% -t 12 I've tested this on my system, and xterm always starts. If I omit '-wait', xterm sometimes doesn't start. Thanks for the bug report. This has been fixed in xinit-1.1.1-6. Yaakov

How to open a standalone xterm

I know I've done this before, but I just can't get it to work on this new computer. It's running Windows 7 starter. I want to run xterm w/o running startx, ie I just want to open an xterm in windows, but I get: $ xterm xterm Xt error: Can't open display: xterm: DISPLAY is not set If I specify

Re: How to open a standalone xterm

So it looks like if I first start up the multiwindow window manager like so: xwin -multiwindow , then I can run xterm, but I have to specify the display. What's the typical way of automating this? On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 10:19 PM, Joel Gwynn joel...@gmail.com wrote: I know I've done this

Re: How to open a standalone xterm

On 10/27/2009 11:02 PM, Joel Gwynn wrote: So it looks like if I first start up the multiwindow window manager like so: xwin -multiwindow, then I can run xterm, but I have to specify the display. What's the typical way of automating this? startxwin.bat or startxwin.sh. -- Larry Hall

Running Java application with drag and drop support in cygwin

Hi, I have developed a Java application involving jTree with extensive drag and drop support, which runs correctly in my Linux box. However, when I switch to a windows box and access the same Linux box using cygwin x-server, the drag and drop in jTree stops working. Interestingly, rest of the