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Hi,

I'd like to introduce "MinTTY", a terminal emulator for Cygwin that I've 
been working on for a while. It is based on the terminal emulation and 
Windows frontend parts of PuTTY 0.60 by Simon Tatham and his team.

Unlike PuTTYcyg, MinTTY discards PuTTY's networking functions, which are 
already convered by Cygwin's ssh and telnet packages. This results in 
simpler configuration, a leaner interface and small code size. MinTTY's 
most obvious difference to rxvt is its native Windows interface and 
configuration dialog.

More info, as well as the latest sources and binary can be found on the 
project page:

   http://code.google.com/p/mintty

The MinTTY discussion group can be found at:

   http://groups.google.com/group/mintty-discuss

I hope you'll give MinTTY a try, and I'm looking forward to feedback and 
questions. Bug reports and feature requests can be sent via the issue 
tracker on the project page.

Regards,
Andy

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