$ chere -h
/usr/bin/chere version 1.4

Usage:
/usr/bin/chere -<iuxlrhv> [-lracnmpf12][-t<term>] [-s<shell>]
        [-d<display> ][-o<options>] [-e<menutext>]

Adds the stated terminal/shell combination to the folder context menu
This allows you to right click a folder in Windows Explorer and open
a Cygwin shell in that folder.

Options:
  i - Install
  u - Uninstall
  x - Freshen eXisting entries
  l - List currently installed chere items
  r - Read all chere registry entries to stdout
  a - All users
  c - Current user only
  n - Be Nice and provide Control Panel uninstall option (Default)
  m - Minimal, no Control Panel uninstall
  p - Print regtool commands to stdout rather than running them
  f - Force write (overwrite existing, ignore missing files)
  1 - Start using registry one-liners. This doesn\'t work with ash,
      tcsh or network shares.
  2 - Start via bash script. Relies on windows to change directory,
      and login scripts avoiding doing a cd /home/<username>
  h - Help
  v - Version

  t <term> - Use terminal term. Supported terminals are:
        cmd rxvt mintty xterm urxvt

  s <shell> - Use the named shell. Supported shells are:
        ash bash cmd dash fish mksh pdksh posh tcsh zsh passwd

  d <display> - DISPLAY to use (xterm, urxvt). Defaults to :0.
      Set to env to use the runtime environment variable.

  o <options> - Add <options> to the terminal startup command.
      If more than one option is specified, they should all be
      contained within a single set of quotes.

  e <menutext> - Use <menutext> as the context menu text.

See the man page for more detail.

[guid]::NewGuid()

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