Re: [Conky-users] cygwin not supported in conky-cygwin Git repo?

[Paul K. <sc...@ve...>]

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Brenden

Do you know of any conky version that works on Cygwin?

On 24 Sep 2014 at 12:47, Brenden Matthews wrote:

Date sent:	Wed, 24 Sep 2014 12:47:42 -0700
Subject:	Re: [Conky-users] cygwin not supported in conky-cygwin Git repo?
From:	Brenden Matthews <br...@di...>
To:	sc...@ve...
Copies to:	con...@li...


I don't know what the `conky-cygwin` project is, and it's not affiliated with 
the official Conky project.

On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 4:02 AM, Paul King <sc...@ve...> wrote:
    Hello, folks:
    
    I obtained the conky source, purportedly for Cygwin, from:
    
    https://github.com/jhpaul/conky-cygwin
    
    I use Cygwin on Windows 7 Pro, and my Cygwin does not seem to be supported. I
    see that it idetifies the system with uname, so my output reads:
    
    CYGWIN_NT-6.1
    
    If I run configure, the error is:
    
    Your operating system CYGWIN_NT-6.1 isn't supported
    Feel free to help. :P
    
    I imagine that a configure script for a Cygwin source should work in a Cygwin
    distro, and so maybe I am not giving the right command options or something.
    
    My commands were (from INSTALL instructions):
    
    sh autogen.sh
    ./configure
    
    I checked the configure script, and cygwin is mentioned nowhere in the "uname"
    section (comments were already in the source and don't appear relevant to my
    problem) (lines 11911 to 11942):
    
    uname=`uname`
    
    case $uname in
    Linux*)
    WANT_SYSINFO=yes
    ;;
    FreeBSD*|GNU/kFreeBSD*)
    WANT_KVM=yes
    WANT_DEVSTAT=yes
    WANT_OPTRESET=yes
    ;;
    # NetBSD*)
    # WANT_KVM=yes
    # WANT_OSSLIB=yes
    # ;;
    
    OpenBSD*)
    WANT_KVM=yes
    WANT_OSSLIB=yes
    ;;
    
    # Solaris doesn't work at all right now
    # SunOS*)
    # WANT_KSTAT=yes
    # ;;
    
    *)
    echo "Your operating system $uname isn't supported"
    echo "Feel free to help. :P"
    exit 1
    ;;
    esac
    
    It appears as if only Linux and BSD/FreeBSD are supported. Cygwin is nowhere in
    this case statement, ironic for a source supposedly made for cygwin.
    
    Am I doing something wrong? What options should I send to ./configure? Do I
    even have the right source?
    
    Paul King
    
    
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