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Originally Posted by JSWolf
You've got it all wrong. You do not need to fire up a command prompt. You just double click the .bat file and it runs the command prompt and the command prompt closes when done. I know for sure that the .bat works under Windows proper. I don't have to play around with the .bat to get it working. Yes you may prefer Cygwin, but native Windows just works better in this case.
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You seem to be making the assumption that there's a .bat file I can click on somewhere. If I don't have an Windows Explorer window open in the right folder then I've got to nagivate to that folder before I could double click on said .bat file. Then I get the negatives of a command prompt that closes and tosses away any output that I might be interested in reading.
And thanks to Geek's commit, I don't have to play around with the .sh file anymore either to get it working.
Yes, I do prefer cygwin, and no, native Windows doesn't just work better in this case
for me.