IMO, one oughtn't attempt something like that on Cygwin unless
one is experienced in both Cygwin and in accomplishing the task
under Linux.
IMHO, CygWin only makes sense if someone sells a software packet that
should run on Windows and so the cost of "porting" the software to
CygWin can be justified. But for doing just a single project,
installing a real Linux (on a separate box or e.g. via VMWare or Sun
VBox) seems a lot more appropriate.
-Michael
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