ssh and editor?
Steve Holmes
steve at holmesgrown.com
Fri Jan 13 10:30:18 EST 2006
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Yeah, that seems to work pretty good but for the life of me, I could
never figure out the cygwin installer. That thing is far from being
accessible when it comes to selecting packages. I really don't wanna
install *EVERYTHING* just to have an SSH client. Has anyone figured out
a way to select packages? I brought this up to the developers on the
cygwin list and got the impression that the installer was admittedly
non-standard and inaccessible but no hope to change it because of the
mile deep hole filled with old legacy code <sigh>.
I did actually get ssh to run under cygwin with good results but I have
a lot of extra bagage I'd like to remove or I may just uninstall cygwin
alltogether to conserve much needed disk space.
On Thu, Jan 12, 2006 at 07:39:36PM -0500, Jim Wantz wrote:
> For Window-eyes users you could try installing cygwin, going to the cygwin
> prompt and trying their ssh client. You type ssh just like in linux.
> It works very well with nano and presumably with other more complex
> editors.
> Jim Wantz
> WB0TFK
>
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