qooxdoo was built with a Unix environment in mind and even though it's
possible to use it under Windows with Cygwin, it's not as comfortable
as running it under a real Unix system with a decent console (where
you can do basic things like copy / pasting).

Fortunately, there is a very easy way to setup a real Unix environment
for all your Unixy needs.

Download Wubi: http://wubi-installer.org/

Run it, pick a version of Ubuntu (I suggest Kubuntu but Ubuntu is
great too. You can pick Xfce if you feel minimalist but don't complain
about a lack of features. And don't pick KDE4, it's preview of what's
to come and isn't feature complete). Choose how much space you want to
allocate, a user name, a password and then start the install.
Everything will be automatically downloaded from the net and installed
under a folder on your system. No need to partition anything.

Reboot, pick your new OS in the boot menu and TA-DA!

If you don't like it, reboot under Windows and remove it from Add /
Remove programs.

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