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Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 20:44:04 -0600
From: "William A. Mahaffey III" <wam AT HiWAAY DOT net>
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Subject: Downloading Cygwin under Linux ....
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.... I searched the main cygwin archives & found a thread on installing 
Cygwin using Linux. It recommended just WGET-ing or FTP-ing the whole 
release directory along w/ setup.exe & setup.ini & get on with it. 
However .... I poked around on ftp.ale.org & observed that there were 
usually 2 copies of packages in each subdir, both source & binary (4 
packages total). I am a bit tight on disk space, is there a way to 
automatically download *only* the latest binary of each package ? Better 
yet, is there a Linux version of setup.exe ? TIA

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