Start up rxvt instead of standard cygwin

Remove case sensibility in command-line completion under bash

Add to ~/.bashrc

Add to ~/.inputrc

How do I access the C: disk from cygwin?

A: From cygwin, you can get to the C: disk as /cygdrive/c/.

For example, if you want to see the directories and

files in the C: drive, do:

To get to the "Program Files" directory in the C: drive, do:

If you have a Z: drive as well, then you refer to it

as /cygdrive/z.

I like this permanent solution: create a directory for each

of your disks and mount them:

Now you can directly go to the c: drive, for example:

But WE DO NOT RECOMMEND creating and mounting "/a" above

since "ls /" will typically fail as "a:" and generate an ugly

sound when there is no floppy in "a:".

Installing cron as a service on XP

Resize window in rxvt

Printing to a windows networked server

Getting matchit.vim to work in vi

I had to add the following line to my .vimrc to get matchit to work properly in cygwin

Running a command from windows

In this example we run vi