Steve wrote:
> I noticed that dig was not in my cygwin at work ( win2k box ).
>
> I didn't see it on the page brought up on the "software" link on the
> cygwin web site.
>
> Googling around I saw a windows port that looked a bit different. I
> also found some *old* usenet posts about having to
Hi;
I noticed that dig was not in my cygwin at work ( win2k box ).
I didn't see it on the page brought up on the "software" link on the
cygwin web site.
Googling around I saw a windows port that looked a bit different. I
also found some *old* usenet posts about having to compile it yourself.
Steve Kelem wrote:
>>I installed this version, and I still get the ESC characters.
>> Do you have any idea why I'm getting them?
Larry Hall wrote:
> Does '/usr/share/misc/man.conf' contain this line?
>
> PAGER /usr/bin/less -isrR
I updated to man-1.5k-2 too and my '/usr/share/misc/man.c
At 11:19 PM 1/9/2004, Paul-Kenji Cahier you wrote:
>hello again,
>
>
>new question now, since every lib compiled well i went to the main
>program and it cant find the new lib i just compiled, so i was
>wondering what is it looking for when one does -lnameofthelib
>cuz on my linux box everything goe
At 09:43 PM 1/9/2004, Agosta, John M you wrote:
>(w/ cross posting to gnu.cvs.help)
>
>
>I set up the CVS (1.11.6-3) port to Windows that comes in Cygwin.
>Everything worked fine, except checking out files with CVS was adding
>extra lines to files -- under some circumstances---checked-out files
On Sat, 10 Jan 2004, Jason Pearce wrote:
> >Use the 'mount' command. In fact, you should be able to simply mount some
> >particular directories (e.g., the ones the checkout is done into) in text
> >(DOS) mode for those developers that need this, and leave the Cygwin
> >installation itself in bina
> From: Elberger, Richard A.
> Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 6:02 PM
> I am looking to have "switchability" between UNIX mode and DOS mode in
> cygwin (the choice during the installation). We install all of our
> cygwin installations in UNIX mode.
A good choice ;-) - my personal opinion.
> A
Hi All,
I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with
getting wxWindows running on the latest release of
cygwin, also anyone with any info about how well
wxWindows runs on cygwin, does it have to be run in
conjunction with x11 or is there a translation done
into the windows gui api?
was it
Use the 'mount' command. In fact, you should be able to simply mount some
particular directories (e.g., the ones the checkout is done into) in text
(DOS) mode for those developers that need this, and leave the Cygwin
installation itself in binary (Unix) mode. Note: mounts in Cygwin are
(currently
linda w wrote:
>
> It seems that the standard stream notation is "::". programs like
> Notepad can
> read and write to NTFS streams using the :: (double colon notation). That
> would seem to indicate thay are valid pathnames that describe a "file"
> of data.
> I.e. -- ":" is valid in a pathname
It seems that the standard stream notation is "::". programs like
Notepad can
read and write to NTFS streams using the :: (double colon notation). That
would seem to indicate thay are valid pathnames that describe a "file"
of data.
I.e. -- ":" is valid in a pathname on an NTFS file system to in
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