http://www.welduh.com/blog/computers/linux-commands-under-windows giving you the Well Duh! on life Sat, 22 Nov 2008 04:58:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.welduh.com/blog/computers/linux-commands-under-windows#comment-233 JordonR Sat, 23 Aug 2008 03:43:45 +0000 http://www.welduh.com/blog/?p=25#comment-233 Randy>> I originally went from Dos 3.3 to Red Hat 5.2 (bought at costco and I still have the disks) an I had that same issue to deal with. The major realization I had was that there is no drives in linux, just folders, since it was a true hierarchal file system. So once you remember that cp = copy and that your A: and B: are folders not drives you are good to go. Randy>> I originally went from Dos 3.3 to Red Hat 5.2 (bought at costco and I still have the disks) an I had that same issue to deal with. The major realization I had was that there is no drives in linux, just folders, since it was a true hierarchal file system. So once you remember that cp = copy and that your A: and B: are folders not drives you are good to go.

]]> http://www.welduh.com/blog/computers/linux-commands-under-windows#comment-227 Randy Noseworthy Thu, 19 Jun 2008 07:02:07 +0000 http://www.welduh.com/blog/?p=25#comment-227 Now coming from the Windows World to Linux world, I'd need something in reverse. :O Well, maybe a filter... so I'd learn the right thing. As I wouldn't want to do the wrong thing forever. Copy A: B: = ? ect..? But with the Gui interface of Ubuntu etc, it's going to take longer to get the Linux command line down, as with the old C: Prompt, the only thing that I had other then the C: prompt was Qfiler. Now coming from the Windows World to Linux world, I’d need something in reverse. :O Well, maybe a filter… so I’d learn the right thing. As I wouldn’t want to do the wrong thing forever. Copy A: B: = ? ect..? But with the Gui interface of Ubuntu etc, it’s going to take longer to get the Linux command line down, as with the old C: Prompt, the only thing that I had other then the C: prompt was Qfiler.

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