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Xinithaous 17-06-2005 12:29 AM

I recently came across a copy of Fedora Core 4 (yes 4 it was released on tuesday) and i presummed the GUI was basically windows and the non-gui was like dos. I was mistaken as the non-gui part of it was a whole new language i tryed a few dos commands only a couple worked like cd etc.... im well verssed in dos. Anyone no a good website, tutorial file, ebbok or can just pm the basics

please help me!

Kon-Tiki 17-06-2005 12:50 AM

Link

Reup 17-06-2005 07:22 AM

another link :ok:

Rogue 17-06-2005 12:46 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Xinithaous@Jun 16 2005, 07:29 PM
I recently came across a copy of Fedora Core 4 (yes 4 it was released on tuesday) and i presummed the GUI was basically windows and the non-gui was like dos. I was mistaken as the non-gui part of it was a whole new language i tryed a few dos commands only a couple worked like cd etc.... im well verssed in dos. Anyone no a good website, tutorial file, ebbok or can just pm the basics

please help me!

What are you really trying to say is that DOS looks like *NIX. :D

Well, they posted couple links here for unix, with some good tutorials. What do you like to use unix/linux for?

Data 17-06-2005 01:27 PM

dos --- linux (some info)

md --- mkdir
cd --- cd

dir ---- ls -la
dir/w --- ls (comes from list)

del ---- rm (comes from remove)
rd/deltree ---- rm -r

copy --- cp (comes from copy)
type ---- cat


Xinithaous 17-06-2005 05:43 PM

Thanks those few commands have helped alot!!!!

chickenman 22-06-2005 10:10 AM

pwd = Shows where you are in the file system

ls -l = List files and folders

grep = Searchs for files from your folder you are in

man (command) = UNIX manual pages (and Linux)

| = used to do two or more commands at the same time like "ls -l | grep"

info (command) = Info pages

McKack 13-07-2005 05:11 AM

Do they make the commands this non-dos like just out of spite or something? :D

chickenman 13-07-2005 09:03 AM

Most of these command's are the same as UNIX command's and UNIX came out in the 1960's :P


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