Website review: Cygwin Information and Installation
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•61 reviews since Apr 25, 2003
linux, software, windows
•cygwin.com
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Age-zero rated 2 months ago- Effectively emulates linux on windows. Worked with magic layout and irsim, but once you go too far, you're better off doing a dual-boot.
- RenanBirck rated 4 months ago
- is nice for anybody which is used to Linux but needs to admin Windows servers.
- ar0cketman rated 5 months ago
- There are an increasing number of ways to run Linux programs on Windows. CygWin is probably the most well known, having been developed for years.
- foobsr rated 8 months ago
- From the page: "Cygwin is a Linux-like environment for Windows"
- JCPro rated 10 months ago
- cygwin emulator for windows ,it gives extra facilities to user
- TheWakeUpCall rated 11 months ago
- From the page: "Cygwin is a Linux-like environment for Windows." Windows has a user interface because they want to get away from a linux-like environment. What a load of shit, people want to use interfaces, anyone who doesn't probably already uses linux and therefore doesn't need this.
- eddiea23 rated 11 months ago
- Cygwin is about the only thing that keeps me sane when using Windows. If you only need a few tools and not a complete environment, check out the gnuwin32 collection.
- askjosh rated 11 months ago
- A way to run a 'nix like shell from windows desktop. Power to the user!
- KiteGeek rated 14 months ago
- A linux based intro all from Windows. :)
- btocher rated 16 months ago
- A Unix-like shell environment which runs on Windows.
