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When I ssh into one of my older cygwin hosts, I can run "notepad" on the command line and it maps a window on that host's console. But when I ssh into a new cygwin install I made, when I run "notepad" I can see that the process is created, but the window never maps. This is true not only of notepad. In fact, I couldn't care less about notepad, but the IDE I get from my vendor has the same problem --- on my new system, I can't cause it to properly run from a remote login. On the host's console I can run Task Manager and I see that the IDE (just like notepad) is running but the CPU usage is zero. The window is never mapped. It is getting hung up as if it couldn't find a display. I checked my environment and I don't see anything that jumps out at me. I'm appending the result of printenv on the command line on the host that works and on the host that is broken. Any suggestions? Thanks, Dave
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