Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
I have some powertools/wintoys set up so that
I can click on any folder in explorer and pull up a dos window that
is initialized in that directory. When I type "bash" and get bash in
these dos windows it is also initialized in that directory. I would
like to sh
Randall R Schulz wrote:
Steve,
I see. This will work if a simple invocation of "bash" with no options
is acceptable.
1) Make sure Cygwin's /bin or /usr/bin directory are in your system-wide
PATH.
2) Invoke "cygstart bash" (don't type the quotes, of course)
A new window appears running a new i
Steve wrote:
> I have some powertools/wintoys set up so that
> I can click on any folder in explorer and pull up a dos window that
> is initialized in that directory. When I type "bash" and get bash in
> these dos windows it is also initialized in that directory. I would
> like to sharpen this
Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window
and get bash.
I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command
* Steve (03-02-16 18:17 +0100)
> Max Bowsher wrote:
>> Steve wrote:
>>> I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window and
>>>get bash.
>>>
>>>I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
>>>activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command
Agreed -- don't even bother with the command shell if you want to
immediately go to bash...
Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window
and get bash.
I would like to set this up to be automatic
Steve wrote:
> Max Bowsher wrote:
>> Steve wrote:
>>
>>> I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window
>>> and get bash.
>>>
>>> I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
>>> activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command
>>
>>
Steve,
I see. This will work if a simple invocation of "bash" with no options
is acceptable.
1) Make sure Cygwin's /bin or /usr/bin directory are in your system-wide PATH.
2) Invoke "cygstart bash" (don't type the quotes, of course)
A new window appears running a new instance of BASH.
If you w
Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window and
get bash.
I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command
^
Please explain wh
Max,
At 08:04 2003-02-16, Max Bowsher wrote:
Steve wrote:
> I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window and
> get bash.
>
> I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
> activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command
Steve wrote:
> I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window and
> get bash.
>
> I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
> activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command
^
Please explain what you mean by
Hi;
I'm running cygwin on windows 2000.
I have set up my path so that I can type "bash" in any dos window and
get bash.
I would like to set this up to be automatic, such that whenever I
activate a window for dos, that dos window comes up with the command to
switch to bash already executed.
I
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