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  1. Expansion
    Hi, I want to spawn a set of Cygwin terminals and to run commands in them, and parse the results. I need some advice on how to identify and run the commands on these terminals and finally on how to retrieve the output text from them. Everything has to be pretty reliable, I can't afford to miss commands, or to retrieve/parse from the wrong terminal. In this time I'd want to be able to use the PC for other things. Is this possible? Do you have any ideas?
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