The X-in-a-box means you want source for that
package,
which you will only get if you are installing or
reinstalling
that package. Just curious though, why would a
'tick' be more
intuitive in your mind than an 'X-in-a-box'? Both,
to me, seem
to indicate you're specifying some kind of
James McLaughlin wrote:
Having started setup.exe, after negotiating the
chooser window (which took a while. BTW, to avoid
confusion, I think it would be a good idea to replace
the X-in-a-box, that signifies you want something,
with a tick)
Feel free to submit some replacement graphics. If they
On Sun, 2004-08-29 at 23:08 +0100, Max Bowsher wrote:
Plus, although I'd put setup.exe into a folder
entitled C:\cygcache and run it from there (and used
it as the directory to download into), another folder,
C:\cygwin, was created as well. It contains only 5
very small files in
Hi,
I should begin by admitting to being a newbie, but
hopefully that won't be relevant. I've also been
experiencing problems with setup 2.427 (as have quite
a few people), and although I have only just
downloaded the Cygwin stuff I want I haven't tried to
install yet for reasons that are too
