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Tools For Windows Users

Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 1:08 pm
by socialdefect
I'm setting-up a Windows 2000 VM for development usage. This also includes basic UNIX shell scripting so I set-up BASH and ZSH shells, basic UNIX tools and support for EXT filesystems. To save myself future effort I bundled these tools in a single EXE.

Since this can also help die hard Windoze users set-up their Pi's I thought to link the upload here. Maybe it can save you guys some time...

Includes:
  • dd
    ssh
    mount
    sed
    awk
    grep
    lots more.......
[Mod edit: There is concern that a first timme poster linking to an executable may not be kosher. To the OP - sorry, but it's a bit risky to others, so I have deleted the link]

Re: Tools For Windows Users

Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 1:37 pm
by pluggy
I wouldn't trust a Windoze executable from a first time poster either.........

Re: Tools For Windows Users

Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 2:08 pm
by Mortimer
The choice of user name doesn't do much to instil confidence either.

Re: Tools For Windows Users

Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 2:17 pm
by ShiftPlusOne
I would encourage people to try one of these, instead of downloading executables from someone's dropbox.

http://mingw.org/
http://cygwin.com/

Re: Tools For Windows Users

Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 8:34 pm
by socialdefect
Sorry,
Can understand the link has been removed.. I don't use Windows too often so I totally forgot about the virus panic and other things you should be paranoid about.

But..... First Time Poster?????..... Where the :evil: have my posts gone???!!
I'm a forum member for quite some time now and am sure I've posted at least 3 HOWTO's and multiple comments (And No.. I don't comment in only links, emoticons, single or banned words...)
Strange...... But well....

Would it be OK if I did a full upload to SourceForge including all original binary distributions, checksums and sources or should I not link to Windows apps at all???
Mortimer wrote:The choice of user name doesn't do much to instil confidence either.
Never judge a book by it's cover.... Most probably you are not an 90 year old guy, driving an old-timer while wearing a monocle and calling everyone chap or fellow as your name suggests ;)