On 7/13/2023 2:17 AM, Colomban Wendling wrote:
I'm not knowledgeable about Windows/CygWin, but I have two wild guesses:
- the directory name contains non-ASCII characters ("é")
- the directory name contains a space
Both things are perfectly valid in Windows, though sometimes
applications are not able to properly handle either.
The problem is more likely that the initial "/home/Régis Perdreau"
folder has been mapped in his cygwin installation to a non-writeable
folder in Windows (or not recommended to be written to by applications).
Windows and Linux/Unix (and in extension macOS) simply have different
convention for these kind of things. And using something like cygwin
unfortunately seems to be masking those conventions in unfavorable ways...
Ralf
