Is it possible to install and run the Genome Sequencer Data Analysis software using CygWin?
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The Roche offInstrument apps you mean? I wouldn't have thought so, as Cygwin compatibility relies on recompiling the software, and the Roche stuff is closed-source.
Have you thought about running Linux under VirtualBox or VMware on your Windows box/ -
Analysis only
Yes, only for analysis. Is there any reason why it would not compile in CygWin? I am familiar with cygwin but not with VirtualBox or VMware. I was hoping someone has already tried to compile the softare in CygWin.Comment
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As I say, the Roche software is closed-source, so there is no source to compile.
VMware etc just lets you run a Linux (or whatever) desktop on your Windows machine, so you can execute binary code.Comment
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Sorry
I misread your post. I will try VMware.
Thanks!Comment
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How about Fedora?
Will the GS software work with Fedora?Comment
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