The use cases are certainly narrowing, but cygwin is still occasionally useful, e.g.: - You want an actually functional ssh server running on windows so you ca

The use cases are certainly narrowing, but cygwin is still occasionally useful, e.g.: - You want an actually functional ssh server running on windows so you can integrate with a mostly-linux test automation environment. - You're committed to a (terrible) windows-only VCS, but develop some linux applications.