Re: Little Question
"Johnny Fumagalli" <[email protected]> Sat, 20 May 2006 16:52:12 -0500
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Alright thanks for your input. I know that I recently installed WinAvr. I think that is part of GNU software. So it could have been for that because you need to do make files which I have not learned yet how to do. But anyways thanks for your time. On 5/20/06, Bob Proulx <[email protected]> wrote: > > Johnny Fumagalli wrote: > > I don't remember installing Unix commands on my Windows machine. I was > > wondering if you could help me figure out what programs you made that > would > > have installed this. I am not mad at this at all because I do like > Linux a > > lot better than Windows but I just don't remember installing anything > like > > this and I have no log of it either. > > Unfortunately you have not described what the "this" is that you are > talking about. Which makes it very hard to help you. Programs such > as cat, head, tail, wc? In any case none of the programs known here > would have installed other programs. > > Did you install one of the ports of the GNU software on your machine > such as Cygwin or another port project? There have been several. > > The GNU Project is a project to make a complete free operating system. > The components of it such as coreutils are also free software and have > been ported to a number of platforms including MS-Windows. However > the GNU Project does not make binaries for MS-Windows available. If > you have binary versions of the old textutils programs then it must > have been compiled by you from source or come to you from a third > party who compiled those binaries. Beyond that I can't guess further. > > You sent your message to the bug-textutils address which implies that > you are looking at some old documentation. Quite a while back all of > fileutils, shellutils and texututils were combined into coreutils. So > if you have something installed referencing textutils it must have > been some time ago. > > Bob >