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Pardon my ignorance (hope I'm not kicked out of HN), but how does this work? Is there a server? Is it pure Javascript? Clueless...
Pardon my ignorance (hope I'm not kicked out of HN), but how does this work? Is there a server? Is it pure Javascript? Clueless...
It's mostly Javascript and good ol' html/css. You can browse the source of the site with your web browser and check out all the JS goodness. There has to be a server to host the site, but I don't think it plays any other major role.
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Tried "ls", used to Cygwin.
I always try ls even when I'm on the real windows terminal, and I suffer each time it happens. Fortunately it's a rare event.
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I always try ls even when I'm on the real windows terminal, and I suffer each time it happens. Fortunately it's a rare event.
One of the first things I do on a new windows box is put a batch file called ls.bat in a directory in my path that just calls dir!
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One of the first things I do on a new windows box is put a batch file called ls.bat in a directory in my path that just calls dir!
First thing I do is install Cygwin.
Recently learned about AndLinux [1] and CoLinux [2] -- running a Linux kernel atop Windows. Didn't use it yet but looks promising.
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I always try ls even when I'm on the real windows terminal, and I suffer each time it happens. Fortunately it's a rare event.
One of the first things I do on a new windows box is put a batch file called ls.bat in a directory in my path that just calls dir!