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If Unix is what you want, you shouldn't be using a system that isn't Unix (or Unix-like in the case of Linux). However, there's still Cygwin which is reasonabl
by tsahyt 14y ago
If Unix is what you want, you shouldn't be using a system that isn't Unix (or Unix-like in the case of Linux).
However, there's still Cygwin which is reasonably good.
- Derbasti 14y agoExcept that it is dog slow, horribly out of date, neither really compatible with Windows nor Unix paths, and lacking support for graphical stuff. Well, I use msys and eshell instead, which I find less jarring.