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I would like to download the whole cygwin distribution (all packages), so that I can burn them on CD, for when I work on a Windows environment (work...).
At home, I don't have Windows, so I can't use the setup.exe program.
How do you go about downloading Cygwin without setup.exe, but still be able to install Cygwin from the downloaded files using setup.exe at a future time?
I thought setup.exe did add some sort of config file to the dowloaded archives. At least, on cygwin site, they strongly emphasis the fact that install should be done through setup.exe, and not FTP, hence I thought that setup.exe somehow brought added-value to the downloading process.
I'll try what you suggest anyway... I'll see.
Thanks
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