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Subject: Running Zsh under Cygwin
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Before I spam the list with the errors I get from running Zsh, I'd like to =
know if Zsh or alternative shells are officially supported by the Cygwin di=
stribution. That is, is Zsh (or tcsh) supposed to be as functional as Bash =
under Cygwin? Or is Zsh simply included on a "you're lucky if it works, you=
're on your own if it doesn't" basis? Feedback from Zsh users appreciated.




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