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| = Install =
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| '''chocolatey installs cygwin to C:\programdata\chocolatey\cygwin\tools\cygwin'''
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| Cygwin is built to be able to be run in a portable way. You install, update, and get new packages by
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| Always install the 32 bit version of cygwin, unless you absolutely need it to be 64bit. It is much
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| more supported. Cygwin doesn't seem to require any registry keys to be set, the only things that
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| '''NOTE''' If you are using my package-setup script, always run it with a normal
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| cygwin http-repo as a source, reboot, then run with the private key for a cygports repo.
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| If you fail to do this, and run the cygports repo first, you may end up with corrupted packages.
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Revision as of 04:03, 2 July 2022
Cygwin provides a unix-like environment to run processes under windows by emulating unix syscalls.
It has no CLI package manager, but the installer can be scripted to install packages.
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