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Alex Riesen <raa.lkml@gmail.com> writes:

> cygwin is completely broken. Still debugging, but it looks like the
> old "windows can't unlink/rename open files" problem.

Ouch.  Sorry, and thanks for reporting.

Ideally I should get a cygwin environment myself, but for that
first I need to procure Windows box.  Or does cygwin run on
Wine, and if so is cygwin running on Wine a good enough
approximation of the real thing?