Ron Yorston

I decided it was easier to make a new applet than to add an option to ```ln```. With the latest [prerelease](https://frippery.org/files/busybox/prerelease) you can do ```jn dir junction```, where ```dir``` must...

The old 'off-by-one' problem: ```MultiByteToWideChar()``` includes the terminating NUL in its return value so my string lengths were wrong. Should be fixed in the latest prerelease.

Also not implemented in upstream BusyBox. Maybe one day...

@vszakats (who has raised some busybox-w32 issues in the past) has a nice [script](https://gist.github.com/vszakats/7ef9e86506f5add961bae0412ecbe696) to handle certificate management. I've tried this out but I'm not convinced. While it's nice that...

Apart from being cool, why do you want to have binaries on GitHub?

It isn't a general problem with junctions, just those created by (certain versions of?) Windows PowerShell. It's a [known issue](https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/12923): PowerShell creates incomplete junctions. I've reverted to a different method...

I don't do development work on Microsoft Windows and I'm not really familiar with cmake, so I may be talking nonsense, but I think the problem is with the backslashes...

Yeah, I've been continuing to hack on busybox-w32 without considering its affect on you. It'll all come out right in the end... I think the "slow backspace" problem was just...

It isn't ```env``` that's behaving differently, it's the shell. ```env``` always preserves the case of environment variables. When the busybox-w32 shell is started it loads the Windows environment variables into...

Yeah, if something isn't enabled in the default mingw configuration it probably won't compile. Or if it compiles it probably won't work. If mingw doesn't provide a required include file...