From: zwz <zha...@gm...> - 2010-12-30 05:05:10
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Erwin Waterlander <wat...@xs...> writes: > zwz schreef, Op 26-12-2010 15:46: >> Hi, >> I just came across winzsh on http://zsh-nt.sourceforge.net/. >> >> It is just a bare shell without any other utilities. >> >> Zch has some features I desire. And I am just wondering if it would be >> included in MSYS as an alternative to bash? > > If you only need a simple programming environment with gcc, gnu-make, > and a Unix shell, then you can already use WinZsh. Combine WinZsh with > the utilities from the GnuWin32 project (coreutils, make) and the MinGW > compiler. Then you don't need msys at all. This is how I worked for > several years. > > WinZsh works well on Windows 98 and XP, but is unstable on Windows > Vista/7. The GnuWin32 utilities are not actively maintained. Msys-bash > and utilities is a much better environment. > > BTW > The same author also created a native Windows csh (www.tcsh.org), which > is actively maintained. > > best regards, > > Erwin Waterlander Hey, thanks for your tips! I use msys+mingw for programming. But I miss zsh. I will try winzsh/csh with the utilities in msys. Best regards, zwz |