On Sun, Dec 23, 2007 at 12:28:12AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>> I am currently running Cygwin on a Dell Latitude D810. I am currently
>>> working on a large document that requires ghostview, which I invoke
>>> using 'gv'. Being somewhat anal I like to keep the page I am viewing
>>> cente
>> I am currently running Cygwin on a Dell Latitude D810. I am currently
>> working on a large document that requires ghostview, which I invoke
>> using 'gv'. Being somewhat anal I like to keep the page I am viewing
>> centered. I noticed recently that if gv is the current window and I
>> pres
On Sun, Dec 23, 2007 at 01:02:23PM +0800, kou yu wrote:
>o, maybe you are right.
It's a good bet that she is.
>But I am a little confused. "//server/share" is the POSIX syntax for
>SMB share paths, but on windows the syntax is "\\server\share".
POSIX *allows* '//something' to have a special mean
o, maybe you are right.
But I am a little confused. "//server/share" is the POSIX syntax for
SMB share paths, but on windows the syntax is "\\server\share".
And why on linux I input "cd //usr/", the completion would not
become slow, i.e. why on linux, the syntax "//xxx/xxx" would not be
considered
On 2007-12-23 01:55Z, Jack Ripper wrote:
> I have Cygwin set up on Windows 2000 and the mouse
> works perfectly to select text to do cut & paste. I
> have another Cygwin setup on Windows XP Pro, but the
> mouse does not select text, and can't cut & paste.
http://www.cygwin.com/faq/faq-nochunks.ht
On 2007-12-23 00:15Z, [...] wrote:
> I am currently running Cygwin on a Dell Latitude D810. I am currently
> working on a large document that requires ghostview, which I invoke using
> 'gv'. Being somewhat anal I like to keep the page I am viewing centered.
> I noticed recently that if gv is the
I have Cygwin set up on Windows 2000 and the mouse
works perfectly to select text to do cut & paste. I
have another Cygwin setup on Windows XP Pro, but the
mouse does not select text, and can't cut & paste. I
have no idea what might be wrong. I don't think it
has anything to do with .vimrc since
Cygwin install is hanging on /etc/postinstall/post-texmf.sh on installing on
Vista 32.
Aaron
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On 12/21/07, Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> These are an assortment of command lines, shortcuts, and such things
> that I use to launch Cygwin tools from Windows Explorer, and from
> console-mode programs, both native Win32 msvcrt-based and DOS.
I was looking for a tip sheet like this just the
This problem has dragged me for a long time. ( i was trying to make
devenv.exe work through sshd on cygwin). My conclusion is that you can use
password authentication, otherwise it won't work. (if you use password
authentication, it should work, otherwise you have different problem). My
underst
--- "Lee D. Rothstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anybody know or care that there is an option --
> '-a' -- for 'which' -- that is not documented on
> Cygwin. That is, there is no internal help, and
> there
> is no 'man' or 'info' page provided by Cygwin
> install.
> If anybody wants this,
Problem
---
This is a new config on Vista (Vastly Invasive Security
Tormenting All? ;-) )
After having done a 'makewhatis':
$ apropos sort
yields:
sort: nothing appropriate
Also, while the man page says the complete manual can be
found with:
$ info sort
It actually only finds the
On Fri, 21 Dec 2007, Mike Boone wrote:
> I came up with a simple Ruby snippet that reproduces the problem. I'd
> appreciate it if other Cygwin users would try it. You can change the
> "cause_failure = true" line to say false and it will run.
>
> --urandom_test.rb--
> # Test failure of reading
On Fri, 21 Dec 2007 12:52:08 -0500,
Robert Pendell wrote:
>> Brian Dessent wrote:
>>
>>> since DOS hasn't existed in Windows in the last approx. 7 years.
>
>I should rephrase for him. TRUE dos support is non-existant anymore.
>This started with Windows XP. ntvdm as you described is a virtual
Hello, I've got the same problem. Does Anybody know the solution? how Can I
resolve this problem?
please help me?
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
>
> Larkin Lowrey wrote:
>> Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
>>> You've left allot for us to infer from your description, including your
>>> Cygwin configuratio
I'd like to know how you determined that a DLL was loaded with every process.
I'm having the same problem, but I don't know how to debug it.
I had some time to debug this, and found that it was the "Logitech Process
Monitor" service, which I had recently installed (and forgotten about). It
ap
These are an assortment of command lines, shortcuts, and such things
that I use to launch Cygwin tools from Windows Explorer, and from
console-mode programs, both native Win32 msvcrt-based and DOS. I offer
them to you all for whatever they are worth (if anything). I run these
under Windows XP Pro;
Over on the comp.ruby.lang group, I got a reply from Matz, the lead
Ruby developer:
http://blade.nagaokaut.ac.jp/cgi-bin/scat.rb/ruby/ruby-talk/284495
He states: "The bug must lie between Cygwin and Ruby. We don't call
lseek explicitly. You can clearly see this by doing strace on Linux
(or other
Vista has some strange differences with shared file attributes. Files that
are accessible to other people on the same computer are marked as shared,
but only for files in the /Users directory. Vista sees all files created by
Cygwin in /Users, as "locally shared", and manipulating these files from
On Dec 22, 2007 7:51 AM, Corinna Vinschen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looks like a bug in ruby. First of all, this works fine under Cygwin:
Thanks for analyzing this. I'll take it up at comp.lang.ruby and see
what happens.
http://blade.nagaokaut.ac.jp/cgi-bin/scat.rb/ruby/ruby-talk/284492
Mike
On Dec 21 22:13, Mike Boone wrote:
> I came up with a simple Ruby snippet that reproduces the problem. I'd
> appreciate it if other Cygwin users would try it. You can change the
> "cause_failure = true" line to say false and it will run.
>
> --urandom_test.rb--
> # Test failure of reading /dev
On Dec 20 15:07, Nimish Pachapurkar wrote:
> I did some more testing.
>
> It seems that the hang problem is specific to python only.
It's defintely not Python only on RC1.
> Windows Server 2008 with Hyper V RC1 version which is a later build
> than the enterprise RC1 version. The python hang per
On Dec 22 17:43, kou yu wrote:
> If I input:
> cmdname /dirname/
> then I get the normal completion output immediately.
>
> But if I input:
> cmdname //dirname/
> then I must wait for a long time for those completion output. And the
> terminal seems to be frozen, have not a single response
If I input:
cmdname /dirname/
then I get the normal completion output immediately.
But if I input:
cmdname //dirname/
then I must wait for a long time for those completion output. And the
terminal seems to be frozen, have not a single response.
So, is this a bug of cygwin or bash on cygwi
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