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From: Stanley Friesen <sarima AT friesen DOT net>
Subject: Problem running Cygwin on Windows 10
Message-ID: <772bb48b-6a57-0d72-439c-16b9e36cb821@friesen.net>
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2018 13:08:57 -0400
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I have just installed, or tried to install, Cygwin on my Windows 10 
machine.  I have run into a series of odd behaviors, and cannot get any 
of the Cygwin apps to run.

First, the setup program appeared to hang near the end, but the log file 
indicates in finished normally, with no error, and the cygwin64 folder 
exists and has numerous files in it.

Nothing relating to Cygwin appears on the Win10 Start menu.

I tried running cygstart (and xterm) from the bin directory. I got a 
brief flash of a console window and then nothing.

What do I need to do to get Cygwin actually usable on my machine?


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