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Setting up a Unix emulator on your computer can give you a helpful tool for knowing
the use of Unix, before you are prepared to take action and setup a complete
version of Unix on your computer.
The finest Unix emulator is not a Unix emulator. The finest Unix emulator is
“CYGWIN”, which is a full Unix like surroundings for Windows.
CYGWIN is consists of 2 parts:
A DLL which works as a Unix
emulation cover giving substantial Unix functionality.
A tools collection, which give
Unix feel and look.
PASSPORT Highlights
Gives access to the mainframe of IBM, UNIX and AS/400
host applications
