Use Cygwin when you can't use Linux

Use Cygwin when you can't use Linux

[Bruce]

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     Linux NetNote  May 24, 2005


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      Use Cygwin when you can't use Linux

      Linux fans would love to use Linux all of the time, but sometimes it 
just isn't possible. Maybe a certain application requires that you use 
Windows, or perhaps you're forced to use Windows at work. Regardless of the 
reason, if you've become attached to your Linux and open source 
applications, rest assured that you can use Cygwin to run most of those 
applications on Windows.

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