When I run Gnu Emacs under cygwin on Windows and I press “ctrl-x ctrl-c” to exit I get the message:
ctrl-x ctrl-g is undefined
: However, when I run Xemacs the “ctrl-x ctrl-c” works fine
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When I run Gnu Emacs under cygwin on Windows and I press “ctrl-x ctrl-c” to exit I get the message:
ctrl-x ctrl-g is undefined
: However, when I run Xemacs the “ctrl-x ctrl-c” works fine
I think you want to put
set CYGWIN=ttyin your cygwin.bat. Seehttp://www.cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/setup-env.html. Or you could try running emacs under rxvt. Or you could do what I do, which is use “native” win32 emacs.