I really _think_ (maybe I don't know what I want), but I think I
want to setup my cygroot - c:\.
Now I know this isn't recommended, but why/whynot? The
only reason I heard, which sounded a bit weak, was, Well what if
some new program comes in and creates a /usr, /var, /tmp...etc
TLD? Then it
The thing is...I think it'd be a bit cool to see some better
merging of the Win/cyg env. Like setting %Program Files% =
/usr/local/bin? or /opt?, Setting DocumentsSettings -home,
etc.
%Program Files% = /usr/local/bin would be a disaster wrapped in a tragedy
wrapped in a thin candy shell.
On Sun, 9 Mar 2003, linda w (cyg) wrote:
I really _think_ (maybe I don't know what I want), but I think I
want to setup my cygroot - c:\.
Now I know this isn't recommended, but why/whynot? The
only reason I heard, which sounded a bit weak, was, Well what if
some new program comes in and
From: Gary R. Van Sickle
%Program Files% = /usr/local/bin would be a disaster
wrapped in a tragedy
wrapped in a thin candy shell. You'd have .exe's from Hell
to breakfast in
Program Files,
which is pretty contrary to normal Windows
practice.
Well, /opt was my other choice
On Sun, Mar 09, 2003 at 10:06:41PM -0500, Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
It is not advisable to a general newbie, mostly because if (and when)
problems do arise (and they are *likely* to, with all the different
software out there), people who don't know what they're doing are going to
bug the list,
On Sunday 09 March 2003 18:04, linda w \(cyg\) wrote:
I really _think_ (maybe I don't know what I want), but I think I
want to setup my cygroot - c:\.
Now I know this isn't recommended, but why/whynot? The
only reason I heard, which sounded a bit weak, was, Well what if
some new program
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