Summer 2020 project to allow Linux users to comfortably use Windows Powershell without relearning the command line.
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Avaliable commands:
- sudo
- Starts a process with admin privilages. Does not accept any arguments except a file with an .exe extension.
- cat
- No deviation from native Linux version.
- echo
- No deviation from native Linux version.
- touch
- Creates an empty file with the only argument being the filename. Does not update the timestamp of a file.
- pico
- Opens a file with Notepad with the only argument being the filename.
- nano
- Opens a file with Notepad with the only argument being the filename. An alias of nano.
- vim
- Opens a file with Writer with the only argument being the filename.
- less
- No deviation from native Linux version.
- dnsdomainname
- Displays the computer's name.
- winconfig
- Fun play on the raspi-config known to the Raspbian users. Opens Computer Configuration.
- bashrc
- Opens the PowerShell Profile (useful for developing this project!) in Notepad.
- top
- No deviation from native Linux version, though it is much simpler.
- ln
- Creates a shortcut to be placed in the current directory.
- tail
- Displays the last lines of a file. Input the number of lines to display as the first argument.
- alias
- WIP. Alias of Set-Alias, meaning that you will need to use the powershell arguments for compatibility.
- yes
- No deviation from native Linux version, 'cause why not?.