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A somewhat heavier version of cygwin, in which everything will work the way it's supposed to: http://www.centos.org http://www.centos.org I kid, I kid...
by earl 15y ago
A somewhat heavier version of cygwin, in which everything will work the way it's supposed to: http://www.centos.org http://www.centos.org
I kid, I kid...
- jurjenh 15y agoThen there's always colinux - where you can have both, at the same time, without virtualization.
- RexRollman 15y agoI was surprised that colinux wasn't more popular than it is. I remember thinking it was a pretty good idea when it was announced.
- shadowfox 15y agoIt has been on and off in its quality.
- mkl 15y agoColinux doesn't run in 64 bit Windows, unfortunately.
- haridsv 15y agoThere is someone paying to do this port right now: https://www.odesk.com/jobs/Port-linux-bit_~~2416926dd8d9a963?_redirected https://www.odesk.com/jobs/Port-linux-bit_~~2416926dd8d9a963... In my last job, I used colinux with Windows 7 and it was a match made in heaven. But when I moved, I had to choose the next best thing, which is Mac OS X, because of lack of support for 64-bit windows.
- swah 15y agoBut then you can't run a decent Window Manager like Windows 7.