Trying to develop Java applications in Windows...

sed s/Java applications/anything/g

'sed' is not recognized as internal or external command, operable program or batch file

*sigh*

Install git. It comes with bash and a few gnu tools

You can get sed for Windows, you know.

I realize I can get sed for Windows, and git and that it is "possible" to develop in that environment.

It is just orders of magnitude easier to use an OS with a real terminal and proper memory management than to waste crazy amounts of time getting things to work in a Fisher Price OS that wasn't meant for that kind of work.

Lesson was learned after years of doing it the difficult way.