in reply to Re^2: code for review?
in thread code for review?

Ah, fair enough. I only ever use cygwin for diff and tar and gzip to be frank. You don't need cygwin to do perl on Win32 of course.

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Re^4: code for review?
by dragonchild (Archbishop) on Nov 11, 2004 at 16:07 UTC
    You can use Cygwin for a lot more, and it's a lot nicer, imho, than using ActivePerl. But, then again, I'm a vi-nazi who doesn't see the point of GUI IDEs. :-)

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      Yea
      I worked with unix all the time but since I changed jobs I've been forced to use Windows. My Cygwin is my link to sanity. I still do everything I want to on Windows through the Linux Utilities of Cygwin
      I know that this is off-topic from perl so sorry about that but I feel I should sing the praises of Cygwin