>>> Cygwin
>>> supports most of the unix/posix API.
>
> In a nightmare fashion, yes. It tries to translate everything into  
> a .dll call to Win$$ so all Squeak plugins must be set to internal  
> because most of them call back (which does seem to be a problem  
> between .dll and its .exe on win$$ in general).
>
> And, you'll have to use cygwin's (not so stable) X11. In  
> particular, there is no lfb (linear frame buffer) offered other  
> than by X11. And, Squeak (aio?) is very unstable under cygwin: it  
> can be run without timer or else without mouse, one really has  
> choice ;-)

Oh...  I did a small java application that simply waits for serving a  
socket, and executes command that are passed through the socket...

Cheers,
Alexandre

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