msys

问题 I've been exploring use of MSys lately as an alternative, 'nix-like shell for my windows development. However, the default colors and size are driving me crazy. Anyone have any idea as to how I can change the default size, color, and / or font? Honestly, I'd be happy if I could make the default character width/height of the shell larger, but the others would be nice too... Clarification: the msys shell is a separate app from the windows shell - the normal 'right-click-upper-left -> properties

问题 I've been exploring use of MSys lately as an alternative, 'nix-like shell for my windows development. However, the default colors and size are driving me crazy. Anyone have any idea as to how I can change the default size, color, and / or font? Honestly, I'd be happy if I could make the default character width/height of the shell larger, but the others would be nice too... Clarification: the msys shell is a separate app from the windows shell - the normal 'right-click-upper-left -> properties

问题 I've been exploring use of MSys lately as an alternative, 'nix-like shell for my windows development. However, the default colors and size are driving me crazy. Anyone have any idea as to how I can change the default size, color, and / or font? Honestly, I'd be happy if I could make the default character width/height of the shell larger, but the others would be nice too... Clarification: the msys shell is a separate app from the windows shell - the normal 'right-click-upper-left -> properties

问题 I've been exploring use of MSys lately as an alternative, 'nix-like shell for my windows development. However, the default colors and size are driving me crazy. Anyone have any idea as to how I can change the default size, color, and / or font? Honestly, I'd be happy if I could make the default character width/height of the shell larger, but the others would be nice too... Clarification: the msys shell is a separate app from the windows shell - the normal 'right-click-upper-left -> properties

问题 I'm facing an issue when testing a C program compiled with mingw in the MSYS2 shell: I wrote a command line parser that accepts options according to the windows convention (starting with / ). If I call my program like this to generate an output file: ./example.exe /o test What ends up in argv[1] is actually O:/ . It works fine when testing from a console window running CMD.EXE . This truly minimal program demonstrates the behavior: #include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char **argv) { if (argc

问题 I am trying to compile some open source libraries in MinGW+MSYS. During the configure phase, I kept seeing some 3rd party libraries are missing. For now, my solution is to download the source of the missing libraries and follow the GNU build process to compile and install them into my MinGW environment. Is there any package management system for MinGW+MSYS to install packages easily? Just like apt-get . I tried the mingw-get for the missing package. But it reports the error below. 回答1: mingw

问题 I'm trying to get MinGW and MSYS working so I can build iconv and libxml2 in Windows, but I'm finding ./configure and make are giving lots of BSD/Unix related errors that aren't specific enough to google, and not descriptive enough for me to figure out. Can anybody go through some of the steps needed to get iconv and libxml2 .dll/.lib built on a Win32 machine? I'm updating the libraries for some software and I fiddled around with this all day today and haven't figured it out. I got the newest

问题 I'm trying to get MinGW and MSYS working so I can build iconv and libxml2 in Windows, but I'm finding ./configure and make are giving lots of BSD/Unix related errors that aren't specific enough to google, and not descriptive enough for me to figure out. Can anybody go through some of the steps needed to get iconv and libxml2 .dll/.lib built on a Win32 machine? I'm updating the libraries for some software and I fiddled around with this all day today and haven't figured it out. I got the newest

问题 I'm trying to get MinGW and MSYS working so I can build iconv and libxml2 in Windows, but I'm finding ./configure and make are giving lots of BSD/Unix related errors that aren't specific enough to google, and not descriptive enough for me to figure out. Can anybody go through some of the steps needed to get iconv and libxml2 .dll/.lib built on a Win32 machine? I'm updating the libraries for some software and I fiddled around with this all day today and haven't figured it out. I got the newest

问题 For example, I start "git bash"; I navitage to certian directory; I start git gui& ; I close the console window or press Ctrl+C. Git-gui's window disappears. Even if I used git gui&disown . Even if it is not in foreground when I pressed Ctrl+C. How to properly detach git gui from Windows console? 回答1: To the benefit of the others I will give a more general answer related to both git bash and msys bash. Solution 1: Detach without stdout Assume you want to detach the app: "C:\Program Files