Is it possible to run a 32-bit Cygwin application in a 64-bit installation? Motivation: As discussed in Where's the rxvt-native utility gone in cygwin 1.7.26 for 64bit windows?, rxvt-native, m...

I can't find it within man page. I am using rxvt-unicode-256color from debian squeeze mirror. Gnome 3 environment, composite enabled in xorg.conf.

Today I run Cygwin with rxvt using the following startup line: rxvt -bg black -sl 8192 -fg white -sr -g 150x56 -fn "Fixedsys" -e /usr/bin/bash --login -i This gives me a resizeable native Windo...

I'm trying to change encoding in the urxvt current session by changing LANG variable. Howerever, it seems like it doesn't apply immediately. Here is what I do: Available locales: $ locale -a C en...

I'm trying to set up copy/paste actions using ctrl+shift+c/p like it is done in GNOME terminal but for urxvt. I didn't find any simple solution - it seems like it always requires scripts, hacks etc...

I need a serviceable shell for MSYS. This is my current dilemma: The default rxvt.exe has a scroll bar and copy and paste, but doesn't send control characters or arrow keys to a running program i...

I'd like a command that ssh'es into a machine, runs a command (cd or execute a script or su), and then gives me the shell. Passing a command to ssh seems to always exit. Some examples of what I'm ...

I use urxvt with the Solarized light color palette. My .Xresources file is properly configured according to these instructions. I also use Vim as my main editor. I've installed the Solarized colors...

I've always used rxvt-native program on cygwin. I installed the 64 bit cygwin and I cannot find an rxvt package in there. I installed the 32 bit cygwin of the same version and it seems it's still t...

After getting tired of the default cygwin terminal, I decide to try rxvt. Everything seems fine except one thing: the color schemes for my git repositories stop working. BTW other color schemes li...

I'm outputting to a terminal, but Git is not correctly detecting that I'm outputting to a terminal, for the purposes of coloring the output. My question is, what does git-config(1) really mean when...