From: Aron R. <aro...@gm...> - 2006-09-07 15:36:40
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Keith MARSHALL wrote: > Adam Doppelt wrote: > >> I started running MSYS a few days ago, but I was a bit disappointed >> by rxvt. >> > > Yeah, I find it rather disappointing too, which is why I run MSYS in > `--norxvt' mode. > > >> Some googling turned up this project: >> >> http://sourceforge.net/projects/console >> screenshot: >> > http://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=43764 > >> Console2 has all the bling a hacker could want - great font support, >> tabs, transparency, nice cursor animations, etc. >> > > Didn't have time to follow up on this, when Adam posted the tip, and > just got around to it this morning. > > Shame that, while they publish under GPL, they don't enter into its > spirit in their choice of development tools; it has a dependency on > MSVCP71.dll, suggesting that they use MSVC-7.1. I don't have that > on my Win2K box, so this pig doesn't fly. > > >> It's a young project but seems to work pretty well. Have fun, >> > > It doesn't work at all, for me. I guess I'll just stick with MSYS, > warts and all, in a native Woe32 console. > Wow, Console2 is a really nice app (compared to anything else available in that environment). I can even use the up arrow to get to previous commands in gdb. That will now become my default terminal. MSYS.bat --norxvt did not work for me. I just used "sh -login" for my startup command and voila this is now about half what I have in Linux. Aron |
From: Earnie B. <ea...@us...> - 2006-09-07 19:11:05
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Quoting Aron Rubin <aro...@gm...>: > MSYS.bat --norxvt did not work for me. I just used "sh -login" for my > startup command and voila this is now about half what I have in Linux. > Grab the version of msys.bat from CVS under the msys/dvlpr/bin directory. It is the newest version for MSYS-1.0.11. Earnie Boyd http://shop.siebunlimited.com |