#Setting up Bioinformatic Environment in Windows I installed Windows 7 (64-bit) to mimic CICSE environment for teaching. I will attempt to set up environment in a way that will work for the course. ##Git for Windows Based on Software Carpentry recommendations will ... >Important: on the 6th page of the installation wizard (the page titled `Configuring the terminal emulator...`) select `Use Windows' default console window`. If you forgot to do this programs that you need for the workshop will not work properly. If this happens rerun the installer and select the appropriate option. This will provide you with both Git and Bash in the Git Bash program. Git_for_Windows_-_Windows_Internet_Explorer_1BB99C85.png --- Release_Git_for_Windows_2_5_3_·_git-for-windows_git_·_GitHub_-_Google_Chrome_1BB99DAD.png --- I left everything as default during installation except .... Git_2_5_3_Setup_1BB99E76.png Make sure to select *Use Windows default console window* --- Play around... From start menu selected Git Bash. It is not pretty, but `pwd`, `ls`, work MINGW64__c_Users_sr320_Desktop_1BB99F45.png --- Opening Git Gui opens this Window Git_Gui_1BB99F97.png --- Will install GitHub Desktop as this mimics what I am used to on Mac. GitHub_Desktop_-_Google_Chrome_1BB99FED.png First fail. System_Update_Required_1BB9A08A.png --- Did a Windows update.. seems fine. GitHub_1BB9B5FB.png Going to set-up new repo (for safety) GitHub_1BB9B6E5.png --- GitHub_1BB9B82B.png