I was looking to use Cywgin from within Console2 so I did the following: 1) Opened a new Console2 instance 2) Set Shell to C: cygwin bin mintty.exe -i /Cygwin-Terminal.ico - (this is the path taken from my Cygwin shortcut) This worked perfect, the Console tab now behaved as a cygwin terminal. Howver, when I opened a new tab, a new Cygwin terminal opened (as in the Cygwin application itself), as well as an instance of Console2. The instance of Console2 is unusable - it appears just as the border of the application, with only the mimimize, maximise and close buttons. Also, when I start a new Console2 now, the same problem occurs. How do I (i) get Console2 working again (in non-Cygwin mode) and (ii) get Cygwin working properly?

@NicoleHamilton Cygwin doesn't have access to apt repos. Keygen ebp association 2010 download. If I want to install a new program and have it work with cygwin, I either have to install through cygwin using the Graphical installer, which can be a bit of a pain, or I have to install a windows binary, then add it to my path, which can also be a pain.

All suggestions much appreciated. About your posting number 3: How did you set up your *bash* tab? Are you sure that bash was loaded? About your posting number 4: Did you correctly install zsh?

Does it work if you start it from a normal Windows command window? And in general: Did you do your modifications in your main (i.e. Default) tab, or in additional tabs? I always put these things into *new* tabs in Console2, and leave the first (default) tab unchanged. Doing so, does not cause problems if I happen to set up a command which doesn't work. Thanks for the quick reply rovf.

See answers inline. About your posting number 3: How did you set up your *bash* tab? Are you sure that bash was loaded? I don't have zsh so I used cmd /c c: cygwin bin bash -l. Bash is present and correct. About your posting number 4: Did you correctly install zsh?

Does it work if you start it from a normal Windows command window? Sorry I meant cmd /c c: cygwin bin bash -l And in general: Did you do your modifications in your main (i.e. Default) tab, or in additional tabs?

I always put these things into *new* tabs in Console2, and leave the first (default) tab unchanged. Doing so, does not cause problems if I happen to set up a command which doesn't work. I left the other tabs as they were (default Windows behaviour), opened a new tab and made the Shell setting in there. As for bash, I usually specify '-i' too (to ensure that it's regarded an interactive shell).

However, I don't think that this really matters in your case. More strange is the fact that you did NOT modify the primary tab, but Console2 doesn't start anymore. This certainly should not happen. Maybe a corrupted XML file?

Cara hack website tanpa software. I would first try to start Console2 from the command line, to see whether there are error messages which might hidden when starting it from the Desktop. Then, I would inspect the XML file for the console configuration (ideally using an editor which does syntax colouring), to verify that it is well-formed.

Not being the developer of Console2, I fear I won't see logical errors in the XML file, but if you find a way to upload it somewhere and post the link, maybe someone with more knowledge on the matter could have a look. Next I would try is to re-install the original XML file (to test whether the problem is in the XML file, or somewhere else). Of course you should backup your current one. One more idea: Did you ever - during your changes in the settings - check the box 'save settings to the user directory'? If this were the case, it could mean that Console2 is using a different XML file than you think it does.