> add to these, UWIN from AT&T. Last I heard a certain Mr. Korn was
> working on it.
>
Yeah, as far as I've seen/used UWIN, it comes with 2 kinds of licenses :
1. Educational License:
Here you don't get any development utils like compilers and all.
It is only a shell (ksh) with filutils, binutils etc.
It also has most of the /dev entries, individual user security support.
It is kinda small UNIX box on Windows but without development support.
I've used this copy.
2. Commercial License:
I don't know much about the commercial licensed copy.
You can check out the site for more details.
My guess is that you might get all the stuff that you need in this
commercial licensed copy.
Kunal
PS : Please note that UWIN on FAT32 is the slowest possible software
I've ever seen, but is much more faster on NTFS.
Even while installing, it gives a warning that it will be quite slow on
FAT32.
So, if anyone wants to use it, make sure that you have plenty of spare time
or you install it on NTFS.
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