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Subject: RE: Why is Cygwin so COOL?
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> 
> And the icing on the cake: emailed the script to work, and 
> it's sucking the
> SDK down over our much speedier connection here as I type this.
> 

Even better, don't email your files all over the world.  Set up
a CVS repository and ssh/sshd.  Then you'll keep track of your files
(or, rather, a whole directory tree), and the updates are usually
only a few hundred or thousand bytes.

> Yes, this is but a small sampling of Cygwin's greatness.  But it is
> greatness nonetheless.  God bless America, and God bless 
> Cygwin (and wget)!
> 
> --
> Gary R. Van Sickle
> Braemar Inc.
> 11481 Rupp Dr.
> Burnsville, MN 55337
> 
> 
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