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I have recently installed Atom, and made sure the path is correct, however, when calling any command such as atom file_name, or atom . I am met with 

uname: invalid option -- o
Try "uname --help" for more information.
"esources" is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

I have tested windows default cmd and it launches atom without an issue, and based on the error, somehow resources got renamed to esources, however I am completely lost as to where I would got rectify this issue. Any help will be greatly appreciated!

And if I do run uname -a I get 

MINGW32_NT-6.2 COMP_NAME 1.0.12(0.46/3/2) 2012-07-05 14:56 i686 unknown
rubenvb
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Basically what's going on here is the version of uname (uname.exe) that you have doesn't have the "-o" (--operating-system) option. I ran into this issue as well, but have another machine where running atom from bash on windows was working so I copied the uname.exe over to the correct location on the machine that wasn't working and it worked like a charm.

To find where uname is you can run "where uname". You can check the version using "uname --version". The version that is working for me is 5.97 (I didn't check the version before replacing it).

AustinM
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It seems you are using the obsolete MSYS.

Try using MSYS2, which provides up to date versions of pretty much anything and most likely does not show this problem.

rubenvb
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