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Hello Fabian, |
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> So, the inevitable question: who needs x64-cygwin/x86-winnt, and who |
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> would take care of maintaining it? If noone steps up (I cannot even run |
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> the platform) before Feb 1st 2021, I'll probably continue and drop these |
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> two from Gentoo at some point after that. |
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> Please chime in if you have an opinion, info, interest, etc. |
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we are using a fork from haubi from last year und using |
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* x64-cygwin |
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* x86-winnt |
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* x64-winnt |
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x86-winnt is not so important for us. In fact, maybe we will also switch to WSL for our use case in future... |
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But now we are using actual cygwin versions and our fork of gentoo. Currently this is only working |
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with the developer release of the cygwin.dll. What I can do is: testing the gentoo prefix stack with |
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this upcomming new cygwin release (when its released) and give some feedback. If I can get it working I would update |
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https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Prefix/Cygwin |
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Regards, Martin |
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