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Re: The Korn Shell [was: Re: What's Up With That (KSH)?]


On Thu, Jun 13, 2002 at 06:50:23AM -0400, Jon LaBadie wrote:
>   ksh93 should compile fine on Cygwin. Just follow the instructions on AT&T's
>   download site. The reason I delayed the package release, is that the Cygwin
>   maintainers want the whole package restructured. I'm currently in NYC and have
>   talked to David Korn about how to create an AST package for Cygwin.

It is great news that this is in the pipeline.  Not sure if
it is off-topic, but can someone explain in 25 words or less
how "AST", "INIT", and "UWIN" relate to the Cygwin effort?
My vague impression is that "UWIN" is a parallel universe to
Cygwin -- a freely available WIN32 Unix-lookalike based on
AT&T work, and that AST and INIT are something like the RPM
formats of the UWIN world.  Is that at all close?

Tom

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