Niklas Höglund wrote:
It's true that I don't intend to do any Linux development on a Windows
system. I'd use a Linux system or a Linux VM for that. I do on occasion
have a look through the Linux source code when I'm struggling with some
badly documented hardware, but I could use a tarball for that. (I guess
the netfilter code would still get mangled, but I can live with that.)
Niklas
Note that cygwin provides mananged mounts (mount -omanaged) that handles
files whose names differ only in case. The names are of course mangled
when exploring via native windows tools but not cygwin tools. e.g.,
t>touch file1 File1
t>ls
File1 file1
t>cmd /c dir /b
%46ile1
file1
Mark
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