Windows CMD wrapper with custom commands
To add custom command just add your .cmd, .bat or .exe in /commands folder and use the file name as command.
You can also modify current commands by your own preferences.
There are some already defined commands, that are similar on Windows and Unix command lines.
| Windows command | Unix command | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| dir | ls | "dir" also works on some versions of Unix. |
| cd | pwd | On Windows, cd alone prints the current directory. |
| cd | cd | On Unix cd alone returns the user to his home directory. |
| move | mv | |
| del | rm | |
| deltree | rm -r | Recursively deletes entire directory tree. |
| cls | clear | Clear the terminal screen. |
| copy | cp | |
| xcopy | cp -R | Recursively copy a directory tree. |
| help | man | "help" by itself prints all the commands. |
| mkdir | mkdir | |
| rmdir | rmdir | |
| sort | sort | |
| ping | ping | |
| ftp | ftp | |
| hostname | hostname | |
| nslookup | nslookup | |
| ipconfig /all | ifconfig -a | /all lets you get the MAC address of the Windows PC |
| systeminfo | uname -a | |
| ver | uname |