How To Install Xfce On Cygwin
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If you don't want to install the whole xfce system, you can download the binary (or source) packages from the mirror. This is the link to nethack 64 bit binary. You will just need to un-tar it with the flag for xz compression tar -xvJf nethack-3.6.0-2.tar.xz have fun. You will need to have the cygwin ncurses library installed.
How To Install Xfce Desktop
Linux software cannot run on Windows. Cygwin provides a way to compile software designed for Unix into something that may run on Windows. I've never used it so I can't say what the limitations are, but given the existence of CyGnome I would assume it's possible. To avoid compiling yourself you could also check out CygWin Ports which says it has a Gnome 3 port, as well as Nautilus, and Empathy.
I've never used it so I don't know the specifics of getting it up and running. Alteratively you might consider using CyGnome though it's Gnome 1, not Gnome 3. They started a Gnome 2 port project, but it died. Alternatively you might consider checking out GreenGnome instead. It's a port of Gnome 1 to Windows.
The project is long since dead, and was from the XP era. A long time ago I used this for a bit, and worked nicely.
As of 2016, the default Cygwin64 repositories contains Gnome 3 apps. I installed these cygwin packages (and their dependencies) and I am now able to use Eye of GNOME 3.18 on Windows 7.
eog. xinit.
xorg First, I open a cygwin bash terminal. Then, I type startxwin and hit enter. Two new tray icons appear. One of them resembles the cygwin logo, but with a green X inside the black C. I left click that tray icon and find Image Viewer on the Graphics menu. When I click that, Eye of GNOME starts. (And the 'auto refresh' feature works.) Similar Gnome 3 apps probably work in the same way.