When applications are started on a remote computer, and locally there's a Cygwin installation with an X server running, all programs have a default X shaped icon. This, and other settings can be configured from c:\cygwin\etc\X11\system.XWinrc file. The syntax is also explained there and on manual pages.
To modify/add specific icons for specific programs, the syntax is as below. There is also a default icon configured, and a local folder containing the .ico files.
To modify/add specific icons for specific programs, the syntax is as below. There is also a default icon configured, and a local folder containing the .ico files.
IconDirectory "D:\icons" DefaultIcon "favicon.ico" #Some comments ICONS { < class-or-name-of-window> <icon-file-name.ico> . . . }
- Window class name can be figured out with xprop utility. Run xprop, then click another open window and information will in the terminal where xprop is running.
- Name of the window is also shown with xprop utility. It doesn't have to be the full window name, it works also with first n letters of the title
Enjoy!
( I am running Cygwin X Server version 1.5.3. I ran into different problems with older versions.)
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