MWP on Windows using cygwin #85
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I have a very foggy memory of programming and linux from uni, and yet I've managed to follow the vast majority of instructions all until the runtime section. I was able to edit .bashrc with emacs and insert and save the provided commands. I have mobaxterm server open, but when I type in mwp in cygwin, it says: Unable to init server could not connect to 127.0.0.1; Connection refused I don't quite understand how mobaxterm and cygwin are supposed to connect, but in the terminal in mobaxterm, the second line does say "Your DISPLAY is set to 192.168 yadda yadda." I'm stuck here. If anyone knows what I'm missing I'd love to learn, thanks. |
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I'm not sure if mobaxterm's behaviour (or some underlying WIndows behaviour) has changed; it no longer starts an X-Server on :1 (loopback address), but rather it seems X is only on the address of the NIC. So you must tell mwp about this.
And mwp opens as expected. If you always have the same assigned IP, you could add the DISPLAY variable to
(for your fixed address of course). |
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I'm not sure if mobaxterm's behaviour (or some underlying WIndows behaviour) has changed; it no longer starts an X-Server on :1 (loopback address), but rather it seems X is only on the address of the NIC. So you must tell mwp about this.
And mwp opens as expected. If you always have the same assigned IP, you could add the DISPLAY variable to
.bashrc
so it's always set(for your fixed address of course).