I have just found that on a very recent Cygwin, I can never ever start
X using our simple shell script (just posted: cisraxwin.sh). The script
does this:
runs ~/.xserverrc if it exists,
else it runs Xwin with $XSERVER_ARGS;
waits for the X server to start;
else fails
if
On 23 Jul, To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I ask only to try to understand. I think the correct fix is to use
> xinit.
The new script seems to work completely reliably. I'm still interested
in xinit's magic, though. :-)
luke
#!/bin/sh
#
# Start up X. Allow XSERVER_ARGS to define args to p
