>
> > 2.) D:\Programme\cygwin\bin\run.exe /bin/tcsh.exe -c startx
>
> > And startx is an alias to: /bin/startxwin -- /bin/XWin
>
> Why not start it directly, then?
> It's not cygwin-specific, both are remote access services. Using intermediate
> scripts only blurring your picture, and taking
Greetings, Paul Maier!
> With "scripts" I mean:
> In the folder "C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start
> Menu\Programs\Startup\"
> I have 2 files with ending .lnk. They are normal Windows links. In their
> execute line they have the following:
> 1.) D:\Programme\cygwin\bin\run.exe
> Greetings, Paul Maier!
>
> > When I start a run.exe command manually, it hides fine both, the window and
> > the task bar entry;
> > but I have 3 scripts containing run.exe commands in the Windows startup
> > (autostart) folder, and there one (only one) script brings up an unwanted
> > entry in
Greetings, Paul Maier!
> When I start a run.exe command manually, it hides fine both, the window and
> the task bar entry;
> but I have 3 scripts containing run.exe commands in the Windows startup
> (autostart) folder, and there one (only one) script brings up an unwanted
> entry in the task bar
Hi,
yesterday I upgraded Cygwin, all packages to current version, and I find a
problem in run.exe (it used to work before the upgrade):
When I start a run.exe command manually, it hides fine both, the window and the
task bar entry;
but I have 3 scripts containing run.exe commands in the Windows
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