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User Screenshots

Lars Olson

<LarsOlson>Gather links to pages with screenshots of coLinux. On this page, you might want to just show a small thumbnail image w/description, and point to the domain who holds the full size picture. (to reduce bandwidth). If you don't have a thumbnail or that complication, post a full shot here until you do.
Below showing midnight commander running. We need to change the keyboard layout to act more like Total Commander, methinks

coLinux2

Below shows a client for windows, along with a server running command line in Linux, that I built in order to talk to coLinux through network client-server TCP/IP. Now I can remote control coLinux to compile or run commands from windows software.

coLinux3

Below shows an apache web server successfully running on coLinux, so that I can access it in my web browser from windows.

coLinux1

Below shows freepascal IDE running and compiling thousands of lines of code successfully. --Lars

coLinux4

HenryNe

coLinux runs in 4 instances
Monotone-viz running under Fedora Core 3 with CygWinX
Midnight Commander in a FLTK console
SuSE 9.0 as developing system is building coLinux under running coLinux After it's done
Xload is mostly idle, some in difference with ksysguard

Gm Screenshots

colinux-2004-03-04.png shows a maximized Visual Studio .NET in the background. In the lower right you can see a console from coLinux with output of the mono C 1. compiler mcs. In the lower left: my GTK 1. test application started from Visual Studio. In the upper right: the same application started from a co Linux console. That means it runs under Linux. Look at the taskbar button next to the clock: "U:\myfiles\...". This is a network drive connected to a coLinux samba server. Here, my test application's source files reside.

http://www.gmdsoft.de/mitsch/software/gtk/images/colinux-2004-03-04.png

Custom start menu entries for coLinux:

_coLinux - Start with Fire Daemon_ -- starts coLinux as service. You don't see any window popping up.
_rxvt - aep@colinux_ -- opens an cygwin rxvt console that automatically logs me on to coLinux.
_coLinux - startxwin_ -- starts the cygwin X Server with coLinux settings.
_coLinux - halt_ -- shuts down coLinux.

http://www.gmdsoft.de/mitsch/software/gtk/images/colinux-2004-03-23.jpg

More Screenshots

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 == [[GmScreenshots|Gm Screenshots]] ==
+<!-- '''gmScreenshots''' -->
+colinux-2004-03-04.png shows a maximized Visual Studio .NET in the background. In the lower right you can see a console from [[coLinux]] with output of the mono C 1. compiler mcs. In the lower left: my GTK 1. test application started from Visual Studio. In the upper right: the same application started from a co Linux console. That means it runs under Linux. Look at the taskbar button next to the clock: "U:\myfiles\...". This is a network drive connected to a [[coLinux]] samba server. Here, my test application's source files reside.
+http://www.gmdsoft.de/mitsch/software/gtk/images/colinux-2004-03-04.png
+----
+Custom start menu entries for [[coLinux]]:
+* _coLinux - Start with [http://www.firedaemon.com/ Fire Daemon]_  -- starts [[coLinux]] as service. You don't see any window popping up.
+* _rxvt - aep@colinux_  -- opens an cygwin rxvt console that automatically logs me on to [[coLinux]].
+* _coLinux - startxwin_  -- starts the cygwin X Server with [[coLinux]] settings.
+* _coLinux - halt_  -- shuts down [[coLinux]].
+http://www.gmdsoft.de/mitsch/software/gtk/images/colinux-2004-03-23.jpg
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