I think cygwin is the same: Windows, but giving the chance to use unix
commands. If you create a new file (touch newfile) it will not be
utf-8.
Of course everything you create inside Eclipse/Netbeans/whatever in
Windows will be UTF-8 (if you configured it properly), but when you
execute symfony co
There is another option if you have the HD space.
Run Ubuntu as a wubi install..you will still have windows as a dual
boot option but wil not have to partition the hd to set it up..
On Dec 22, 4:52 am, ken wrote:
> If you're in a windows environment and do not have much choice and
> deployment
If you're in a windows environment and do not have much choice and
deployment and testing happens in linux then cygwin + rsync + ssh will
do just fine. For the utf8 issue, you can set the default encoding per
file type in Eclipse. Virtual os is just too heavy for my machine.
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True. A native Linux machine will be faster - but using it to host your
applications is at the expense of portability and replicability. How does
another developer *easily* replicate your setup? How long does that take?
"Speed" can be measured in more ways than execution time :)
Using a VM you
What I use is VMware Server. It is free, fast, and runs the VM in the
background (it can be configured to start and stop with Windows).
By the way, somebody using Netbeans? In project properties, inside the
run configuration category, you can specify the index file for the
running function. As fro
however i like to KISS.using linux as default development machine ..
no 3rd party VM or emultators. Also allows me to monut a sshfs or nfs
share. There are also native functions for versioning systems etc ...
I would like to propose you to use a native linux machine if you can,
because is the faste
Actually VM uses less ram than VirtualBox for those that do not
know..and tends a bit faster
That of course assumes that you have CPU multi-core setup..
On Dec 21, 12:35 am, Alexandru-Emil Lupu wrote:
> As allready said, for widowz users, i would recomend the cygwin.
> I have used it before po
On Mon, 21 Dec 2009, Alexandru-Emil Lupu wrote:
> As allready said, for widowz users, i would recomend the cygwin.
> I have used it before porting all my computers on *nix platform.
Yeah, but its another piece of software to install, learn,
update/maintain, etc. At least if you use a VM running
As allready said, for widowz users, i would recomend the cygwin.
I have used it before porting all my computers on *nix platform.
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On Dec 21, 2009 3:51 AM, "jL" wrote:
I second the use of a VM as described by Lee above, provided you have
enough RAM.
VirtualBox is a great free
I second the use of a VM as described by Lee above, provided you have
enough RAM.
VirtualBox is a great free virtual machine solution, by the way, if
you don't already have VMWare.
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i have noticed this too with doctrine. its really annoying. i have
tried looking for the cause or a fix myself yet though.
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On 20.12.2009, at 17:12, HiDDeN wrote:
> Sorry, I didn't explained myself. What I mean is when you run symfony
> commands (php symfony generate .). If y
On Sun, 20 Dec 2009, Alexandru-Emil Lupu wrote:
> Use Cygwin or a real linux box
Really, Linux or Mac are the best environments to work in. If you are in
Windows, then you're better off using VirtualBox to run Ubuntu/Xubuntu and
devloping inside the VM.
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Sorry, I didn't explained myself. What I mean is when you run symfony
commands (php symfony generate .). If you run that on Windows, the
files will not be generated in UTF-8. So, when the project is sent to
a linux production server, the enconding has problems.
By the way, I'm trying ExpanDriv
Use Cygwin or a real linux box
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On Dec 20, 2009 5:47 PM, "HiDDeN" wrote:
I'm using Windows. So I think I should use something like "Red Drive"
to mount that ssh share...
Anyway, the other problem I will have is the character encoding,
because Windows doesn't create UTF-8 new
UTF-8 file creation isn't depending on windows, afaik, but on your editor.
If you use eclipse, in the preference screen of the editor, you can easily
modify this and the crlf delimiter (win, linux, mac).
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I'm using Windows. So I think I should use something like "Red Drive"
to mount that ssh share...
Anyway, the other problem I will have is the character encoding,
because Windows doesn't create UTF-8 new files. So, I can't run
Symfony commands from within Netbeans because there will be problems
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