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Comandos Windows - Linux

The document compares common file system and system commands between Windows and Linux operating systems. It lists the equivalent command for many basic tasks like directory listing, renaming files, copying files, clearing the screen, deleting files, searching files, and setting environment variables. For most commands, the Linux version is similar but uses different syntax or options compared to the Windows equivalent. The document is intended to help Windows users familiar with basic commands learn the most useful corresponding commands in Linux.

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Comandos Windows - Linux

The document compares common file system and system commands between Windows and Linux operating systems. It lists the equivalent command for many basic tasks like directory listing, renaming files, copying files, clearing the screen, deleting files, searching files, and setting environment variables. For most commands, the Linux version is similar but uses different syntax or options compared to the Windows equivalent. The document is intended to help Windows users familiar with basic commands learn the most useful corresponding commands in Linux.

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Windows vs Linux

Caso necessite, aqui estão os comandos mais úteis de Linux para Windows. Aproveite :)

Windows vs Linux

Windows Linux Descrição

dir ls -l or ll Directory Listing

ren mv Rename a file

copy cp Copying a file

move mv Moving a file

cls clear Clear Screen

del rm Delete file

fc diff Compare contents of files

find grep Search for a string in a file

command /? man command Display the manual/help detais of the command

chdir pwd Returns your current directory

md mkdir To create a new directory folder

echo echo To print something on the screen

edit vim or vi or nano To write in to files

format mkes2fs or To format a drive/partition


mformat

free mem To display free space

rmdir rm -rf To delete a directory

taskkill kill To kill a task

tasklist ps x To list running tasks

set var=value export var=value To set environment Variables

attrib chown/chmod Tto change file permissions


tracert traceroute To print the route packets trace to network host

at cron Daemon to execute scheduled commands

type cat To print contents of a file

chdisk du -s For a disk usage

tree ls -R To list directory recursively

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