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Brian Dessent wrote:
> Paul McFerrin wrote:
>
> Please don't reply to an unrelated post and change the subject to start
> a new thread.  You break the threading in the archives and in every mail
> client that supports threading.
>   
Oops......  sorry about that.
>   
>> The man page for "rxvt" (or related documentation) has disappeared.
>> rxvt is still in the distribution (I'm using it heavily) but I wanted to
>> know if it had graphical support options.
>>     
>
> It's not gone.  It works fine for me.
>   
Okay.  How does one determine which base package rxvt is in so I can 
reinstall it?  Is there some magical command in cygwin to do that for 
you.  (lookup, not install)
>   
>> Does any one know of such a graphical support package that I can write
>> "calls" from a C like programming language and display graphical output
>> to my VGA adapter?
>>     
>
> X11.  OpenGL.  GDI.  wxWidgets.  GTK+.  fltk.
>   
Thanks.
> Brian

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