This scenario is something that one might find it the real world as well, it's what I do every day anyway.
In a message dated: Fri, 17 Jan 2003 15:18:07 EST
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How about this: One Linux machine in a central location. Classroom
systems running MS-Windows, with Cygwin. SSH to Linux machine. Use SSH X11
forwarding and the X server that comes with Cygwin, and you can run X11
programs as well. Not only does that give them a real Unix system, but it
nicely demonstrates Unix's excellent remote access capabilities.
It will also reveals some of the differences when one compares the 'real' *nix to the cygwin environment.
/bin/ls vs. /bin/ls.exe to name example.
-Andrew Gaunt
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