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From: Darius DOT Clynes AT cec DOT eu DOT int
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Subject: minimal client cygwin installation
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2001 20:15:00 +0100
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Hi,

	I have ported/developed several large unix / X windows applications 
under cygwin using the exceed xdk for xlibs and as a an X server.

They are running very nicely on my development machine.

 Now I want to create a minimal installation to test a user installation,
just
necessary executables, and no development environment, etc.
.

What is the best way to do this -- (and don't say a full installation of
cygwin.. please, don't say that!)

What is the minimum i need? 

Darius Clynes 
Software Engineer
European Commission
Rue De Mot 24
Brussels, 1040 
Belgium

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       fax: +32 2   2966025
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