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by **Reinhardt Ke** » Thu, 05 Apr 2001 10:41:47

>We are looking for a Cshell on NT
> Please SAVE US

Buy the MKS Toolkit. There is a C-shell.
(MKS = Mortice Kern Systems.)

Reinhardt

by **J.Smit** » Mon, 09 Apr 2001 00:04:53

Quote:
> >We are looking for a Cshell on NT
> > Please SAVE US

Recently, Microsoft released Windows NT Services for UNIX, which includes
standard UNIX-style shells, including ksh, csh, tcsh, bash, and zsh.

Apart from this, I have seen some (opensource versions) of bash, tcsh, and
zsh ported to Windows NT. DOnt have an URL tough, sorry bout that...

by **Juergen Pfan** » Mon, 09 Apr 2001 15:55:10

> We are looking for a Cshell on NT
> Please SAVE US

Hmm - I wanted to recommend the "cygwin" open
source GNU development environment & tools,
but AFAIK, these include "bash" only.
Correct me, if I'm wrong...
BUt anyway, the other UNIX tools are of the
same quality as the already recommended solutions
MKS, or MS "Services for UNIX", I believe -
but for free.

Juergen

by **J.Smit** » Mon, 09 Apr 2001 20:35:51

Quote:
>DOnt have an URL tough, sorry bout that...

But take a look at www.gnusoftware.com
They have a lot oflinks to GNU tools, that are ported to native windows,
making use of tyhe native windows c runtime ... So there's no need for the
cygwin.dll, which you need when its compiled using cygwin

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