Mark Pitman

@wting: Any possibility of merging this? It would be great to be able to use autojump on my Windows and Linux machines!

I just tried to install and use @azriel91's fork and I don't see the same results as were posted in #356. So maybe it is not quite ready to be...

I'm on Windows 10 as well with Git-bash `2.15.1.2`. I'll try updating and see what happens.

Updated to `git version 2.16.2.windows.1` Here's what I see when I install: ```sh mpitman@SEADW2460 ~/src/github/azriel91/autojump [master] $ ./install.py Installing autojump to C:\Users\mpitman\AppData\Local\autojump ... creating directory: C:\Users\mpitman\AppData\Local\autojump\bin creating directory: C:\Users\mpitman\AppData\Local\autojump\share\man\man1 creating...

OK, deleting the autojump.txt file stopped the traceback. It was located here: `C:\Users\[USER]\AppData\Roaming\autojump\autojump.txt` Now when I try to use it, it doesn't really do anything. ```sh mpitman@SEADW2460 ~ $ cd...

I tried this again today (setting up a new Windows 10 install) and it works for me now too. Install: ``` Cloning into 'C:/Users/mark/.local/tmp/autojump'... remote: Enumerating objects: 8, done. remote:...

Pretty sure after the changes I made in my pull request, I just typed `make` to get it to build.

I don't think the search is supposed to send you to a page with search results. It just shows a list of pages as you type in the box.

Didn't realize this PR existed and I've been working on my own branch to get whalebrew working on Windows. I found a problem with using `exec.Command` and hooking up stdin,...

Even running the `whalebrew/lynx` docker container directly from the commandline doesn't seem to work very well on Windows. It's not as bad as when using `exec.Command` from inside whalebrew, but...