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Date:	Tue, 12 Feb 2008 22:04:46 +0200
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Subject:	Cygwin possible to run under wine?
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Hi - One thing I need cygwin is to test if my perl, etc. applications 
run also under cygwin and it would be much easyer (partly because I have 
a very low end machine) to use wine instead of running windows under 
vmware (and I only run linux as the actual OS on this system so double 
booting, etc. is not an option)...

So does anyone have experience on running cygwin under wine and if so, 
could someone point possible problems, flaws, etc. in that way compared 
to running under genuine windows system?

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