Jason Rumney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Yes, it works both ways. Cygwin programs such as ssh, which expect stdin > and stdout to be implemented by Cygwin's tty emulation will not work as > subprocesses of native Windows apps. And native Windows programs can in > some cases have problems working under a Cygwin "tty" (java running > under Cygwin being a famous example). There are also problems caused by > Cygwin's DLLs not being compatible with native DLLs of the same name and > causing crashes if Cygwin is in your PATH. This problem often affects > native ports of open source programs, giving people the false impression > that the native ports are inferior to the Cygwin package.
Thank you for the explanation. So I can state finally in the Tramp documentation, that it does not run with Cygwin's OpenSSH from a native Emacs. Up to now, it was only a guess. Best regards, Michael.
