On 2/18/06, John Nall <jwnall@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've just begun playing around with Cygwin, because not having a C
> compiler under Windows is a pain.  But I cannot find an editor.  I tried
> vi, vim, emacs, gedit -- none of them are there.  I just did the basic
> download and installation of Cygwin, so perhaps that does not include an
> editor, although I would find that incredible to believe.  More likely I
> did something wrong, or am doing something wrong, or both.  Anyway,  the
> bash shell comes up OK, and gcc appears to work, and /bin has a lot of
> programs, so things appear to be in order.  Except no editor.  Any
> suggestions?
>
> John
>

I haven't installed Cygwin in a while, but I seem to remember that it
comes with nano.

Once you figure out the Cygwin packaging system, you'll see packages
to download all the popular editors.

I know there's a Cygwin-enabled Emacs.  I've used it before.  It's not
part of the minimal download, however.

Regards,
Mark
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