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| Unix shell for windows A friend who has been egging my to try some Unix or Linux passed this on to me. Thought you guys might want to have a look see. http://www.cygwin.com/
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| Installing ![]() EDIT: It works, but I forgot to install make. I wanna see if I can take any source, compile it, and it will run.
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| It works pretty well. I was able to get Apache compiled, installed, and running, but I can't access it. Could be my firewall. I'm currently messing around with it some more.
__________________ "And, most of all, remember this descendant of David who beat the hell out of death." -from the book "Six Hours One Friday" by Max Lucado "You have to go outside the sequence of engines, into the world of men, to find the real originator of the rocket. Is it not equally reasonable to look outside nature for the real Originator of the natural order? -C.S. Lewis Director of JavaScript section of the Allied Sites Support Team, web designer and programmer for DaOCPlace, and co-web designer and programmer for AOA Files Avatar by Epox Tech ![]() <>< I Believe-Do You? |
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| Cygwin has been around for some time now, and is pretty good on Windows. There are a few issues with Cygwin, so it's not perfect, but it's fairly good... However, do be careful if you decide to run SSHD under Cygwin. There are issues with the level of access you'll end up with. AidanII
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| I was using that back when I had NT4. My brother passed it on to me, he got it to compile c/c++. It worked good for me, I have it backed up on a cd somewhere but I can't find it. I guess I'l dl it again, thanks for the link.
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