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Re: twm takes no control


) > > It is obvious that it is not twm that is broken.
) >
) > So it is another little issue related to the shared Xt and Xaw
) > libraries.  I did a search in the twm sources for "Vendor", "Shell",
) > "VendorShell", etc. but didn't find anything.  I am sure that you can
) > probably find info on how the OS/2 guys handled this bug, but searching
) > for "OS2" turned up nothing in the twm sources either.
) >
) I don't think so, Harold.  If this happens with twm run from other OSs,
) that eliminates twm itself and all its dlls, doesn't it?  It must be
) internal to the Cygwin X server, or its dlls, right?
) 
) Dai,  could you test the inverse?  Cygwin's twm controlling a RedHat or
) SuSE X server?  I think that would definately rule out twm and its dlls.

Cygwin's twm worked fine on a RedHat X Server.
I think Brian is right. It must be the Cygwin X server.


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