I ask this question from time to time just in case someone new sees it
and decides to work on it or others might agree that it is a priority.
Other people have raised this over the last few years as well.
The issue is that I would like to raise windows from within a program
(Emacs to be precise),
I don't know if this is a Fedora 25 question or a cygwin X question
since I upgraded at the same time.
Ever since my Fedora 25 upgrade, the menus from programs running on
the Linux box using cygwin x as the X server appear off screen at the
top left. It is impossible to use these menus.
An exampl
I ask this question from time to time just in case someone new sees it
and decides to work on it or others might agree that it is a priority.
Other people have raised this over the last few years as well.
The issue is that I would like to raise windows from within a program
(Emacs to be precise),
Windows 7 Professional,
I updated cygwin on the weekend of Oct 4 and am now having issues with
cygwin X, mostly with the clipboard.
I am running with no root window (XWin.exe)
I have two different systems (home and work), one running cygwin 64
bit and the other cygwin 32 bit. Both have these iss
With recent upgrade of cygwin, emacs is always crashing. Windows XP
VirtualBox virtual machines (don't ask)
setup.exe version 2.8.50 (32 bit)
tried both emacs 24.3.93-1 and 24.3-2
X-server is cygin 64 bit on windows 7.
It was working last week. Now silent crash, no log entries.
Occassionally a
Follow up:
It is only emacs for X-windows that fails silently.
emacs-nox works perfectly.
As I said, the silent failure has no core dump and no log messages
anywhere. Nothing is displayed in the shell window.
Thanks
Gulliver
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Thanks for the pointer to fc-cache.
On which machine should this be run?
a) the machine hosting the X-Server
b) the machine on which emacs is running
fc-cache ran successfully on a - the machine hosting the x-server but
fails silently on the virtual machine hosting emacs and xterm.
Thanks
Gulliv
Thanks for all of the advice on fc-cache, but it doesn't help my emacs
run. Does anyone else have any ideas why the fonts are causing emacs
to blow up?
Thanks
Gulliver
On Mon, Oct 13, 2014 at 8:18 PM, Gulliver Smith
wrote:
> Follow up:
>
> It is only emacs for X-windows that
This has happened on two different computers in different locations,
one with 32 bit and one with 64 bit cygwin. Latter cygcheck attached.
xwin log attached.
I can still run /usr/bin/X -multiwindow but I really like to have the clipboard.
Thanks
Gulliver
XWin.1.log
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