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Date: Mon, 2 Jan 2006 15:54:19 -0800 (PST)
From: martin cohen <mjc_q AT yahoo DOT com>
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Subject: Q: How to have cygwin start as the whole screen?
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An earlier version of Cygwin I installed starts taking up
the whole screen with multiple shells. The current version
starts with a single terminal window in what appears to be
a "multiwindow" mode.

I have looked at the man pages for xinit and some others,
but have not found how to open it the original way, which I
prefer (when I run Cygwin, I want to see nothing but
Cugwin!).

My guess is that I would have to specify the geometry of
the shell windows I want to open, but am unsure how to do
this.

Is there any documentation about this? (I'm sure there is,
but I just haven't looked in the right place or in the
right way.)

Thanks,

Martin Cohen



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