I use the 'run' program from
http://www.neuro.gatech.edu/users/cwilson/cygutls/unversioned/run/
Just grab the run.exe program, rename it to 'runrxvt.exe' and drop it
into /bin. Then, set your shortcut to point to runrxvt instead of run.
Voila' ! no more flash.
--Chuck
Scott Evans wrote:
>
> Why is the brief flash a problem?
It's not a real problem -- just an annoyance.
Given the choice, I'd rather not have it.
scott
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On Thursday 24 Jan 02, Scott Evans writes:
> I may have missed this discussino, but has anyone considered using the
> no-console build of rxvt in the distro?
Why is the brief flash a problem?
David
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Okay, I just did an update on all my packages and specified "reinstall"
for rxvt, just to be safe. The behavior no longer exists, so that's good.
However, I now remember why I was using an older version of rxvt: the
one that is distributed with Cygwin is the "with a console" version
(note the win
On Thursday 24 Jan 02, Scott Evans writes:
> The rxvt I have reports v2.7.2:
> -rwxr-xr-x1 gse 544141824 Mar 20 2001 /usr/bin/rxvt
Mine says:
> -rwxr-xr-x1 starksb None 142848 Jun 4 2001 /usr/bin/rxvt
What does "cygcheck -c" say?
Have you tried using Cygwin Setu
I have Cygwin installed on two Win98 machines -- identical installs.
I've used rxvt as my shell window since I found out about the port
(well before it was included in the distro). However, on one of my
machines, when I resize the rxvt window, bash pegs the CPU and stops
responding.
This doesn't
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