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Nothing wrong with broadening an answer, no need to be black and white. Cygwin has been around for ages.
by LifeQuestioner 10y ago
Nothing wrong with broadening an answer, no need to be black and white. Cygwin has been around for ages.
- bitcrazed 10y agoThere's a big difference between Cygwin and Bash on Windows though: Cygwin is a Win32 port of the GNU tools, whereas Bash on Windows is a Linux kernel emulation layer that allows you to run unmodified Linux binaries directly on Windows.