Linux for sick Windows command.
Why do we care about Windows when we're learning Linux, right?
Well, certain times you do have to get into Windows to work or to perform certain tasks that will transfer
files from one location to another or to run certain commands.
So certain things that you would have to do eventually to work with Windows.
But of course, mostly Windows is all gooey.
But I think it's good that you should know certain differences of it between the Nixon windows.
I will log in to my Linux machine as well as I will bring up the Windows command line as well.
What, the Windows command line?
Yes, there is.
There is a Windows command line, but it is not purely used, just like as Linux is used.
But there are certain commands that we will run in Windows that does some of the functions that Linux
does.
Here are the few commands that you will see that are pretty much works the same way as it works in Linux.
But they're the name of the command is different.
So listing of a file or directory in Linux is less mysel in Windows Dear to rename a file.
Its move in Linux and RVN in Windows copy simply straight copies S.O.P and copy SEPI move and move seamless
and clear Dell which is to remove a file or more directory and R.M. in Linux FC is to compare to files
d i f stood to compare two files find is to find something inside of a file there as grep.
Does that in Linux to get some help in the next you get man in to get some help in windows you run command
slash.
A question mark, sorry, and then we have display your location in filesystem, we do PWP and in Lennix
is changed here or C HDR.
I don't know how it is pronounced.
And the last one we have date and time.
Of course, the comments do not stop here.
There are many other commands, but I'm just giving you examples of a few of them that there are some
command lines that windows have put up over the years to compete with Linux.
But everybody knows that Windows is primarily used because it's GUI based and Linux is primarily used
Linux because it's terminal or command line based.
And when you have a command line as opposed to GUI, GUI takes a lot of CPU, love, memory and command
line does not.
And that's why Linux is so much faster.
And then also with the command lines, you could do so many things as opposed to windows.
So I'm going to log into the next machine, run a few commands, the one I highlighted just to get to
the lessons and just to get to make you understand what exactly the difference is.
So this is my command line in the next.
And I'm going to go over some of the ones that I have here as CEO and in Linux.
When I do this myself, tr it's the messages come up and I type clear ecclesia screen in windows.
I have this terminal open.
If I type anything like this hit, enter, enter, enter, or I could just see what else and it clears
the screen as well.
Then I have other commands such as.
Move the cursor, such as help command.
So if I have a command that I'm running, let's say Diar, then I will hit, slash and questionmark.
See, it is giving me exactly, not exactly, but pretty much the same way as Linux does.
And I do man on Ellis, this gives me the same help.
Windows have actually catching up a lot of things.
And the command line, just like for Linux.
And the reason they do that, they know that system administrator engineers who are really dealing with
something very specific or something more robust, they want to get the result right away.
They wanted to get into the command line, so to do to do compete in the market.
That's why they came up this command line.
The next one I have see HDR, which tells me which to trim and Linux what that command is, IWD, which
directly I am.
Then the last one is time and Linux is date.
And it's time for there.
I want you to run it yourself if.
Yeah, I think I should run it because there's one thing I want to tell you, that when you run time
it does give you a time and then it prompts you to enter new time.
Well, you don't have to worry about it, so you just control C out of it, just like that you control
see out of the Linux machine.
So these are a few things that you should know.
If you are getting into Linux job and Linux environment, it does not mean that you are just going to
forget everything about Windows.
Windows has been there for a while.
It's I would say it's a very good operating system in terms of desktop users who use it every day.
And of course, most of the desktop market is captured by Windows.
We should not forget that.
We should give that credit to Microsoft, of course.
But in server environment, in an environment where the higher level applications runs, then, of course,
Linux wins.
All right, guys.