Did you try it in git bash (after installing git on Windows)? Git bash has a lot of support (I think I used zeroconf that way before moving to WSL), although it is not as much as cygwin.��

On Wed, Sep 11, 2019, 05:53 <vincent.blondeau@polytech-lille.net> wrote:

Hi all,

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I wanted to try to get a Pharo image (the headless one to try the new gtk binding) through the Pharo Zero conf on a Windows 10 machine.

So, I ran in the Powershell and the cmd: curl https://get.pharo.org/64/vmHeadlessLatest80 | bash

But bash is not recognized under windows, so you end by looking into the http://files.pharo.org and look tediously for the vm or the image you are looking for.

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I was wondering if there are some projects aiming to use the windows cmd or powershell for zeroconf. Otherwise, what will be the cost to do it?

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(Of course, I could install Cygwin or MinCw (with some additional packages like unzip which is not in the default configuration), but the goal here is to have it on the shelf).

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Vincent