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Using "Cygwin" in windows for unix
hi all
Actually i am new in unix , and i am using "cygwin" software to practice unix, this is the software we can use in windows itself. some comands are working fine but some are not like "clear", also i want suggestion ,is it good to practice in " cygwin" or not thank u in advance sanjeev |
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For CLI, yes; as an alternative to Windows, no.
For "clear" you need all the X11 Category packages. I had the same issue when I trashed them after XWin.exe kept running into errors, then about a week later I noticed it missing in the rxvt (that's a terminal emulator that, at least with Cygwin, can run with XWindows or without it) that I had kept after uninstalling the xorg-x11 stuff).
You can download them using the cygwin-setup.exe utility with which you installed the parts you have already. Or if it was a Net install, read up on how to add to your downloads by that method. If you're undertaking to learn the command line, cygwin is, imo, a great place to start. If you're looking to use a Unix/Linux environment as an alternative OS to Windows, I don't recommend it. In the latter instance, if it's your machine and you don't mind setting aside 15 or 20 gigabytes of hard drive space, I strongly suggest something like Wubi, which is a way to get a full graphical Linux, with updates and the latest utilities etc, on a Windows machine without having to erase and partition your boot drive between the two systems. Just a suggestion. BZT Last edited by SilversleevesX; 05-10-2009 at 06:55 AM.. Reason: --- |
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