Linux/Linux to DOS Command Reference

Part 1:
I stumbled upon some really nice Linux Command Refrences. Enjoy!

http://www.oreillynet.com/linux/cmd/
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/commands/
http://education.vsnl.com/cyberciti/linuxcom.htm

If you need a better Reference, PM me and I can send you a really good ebook.

Part 2:
I'm very sure that there are some people here who have a real hard time adjusting to Linux, but if you use MS-DOS, here is a nice comparisson between MS-DOS commands and their Unix equivalents. (Please note that this is from a book called 'Unix for the Impatient').

MS-DOS | Unix
attrib |chmod, ls -l
cd, chdir |cd, cddir, pwd
command |sh, csh
comp |cmp
copy |cp, cat
date |date
del, erase |rm
dir |ls
exit |exit
fc |cmp, diff
find |fgrep
md,mkdir |mkdir
more |more, less, pg
path |set PATH
print |lp,lpr
prompt |set PS1, set prompt
rem |echo
ren |mv
rd, rmdir |rmdir, rm -r
set |set, setenv
sort |sort
time |date
type |cat
xcopy |cp, cpio -p

**Please remember that the above "Ms-DOS commands and their Unix Equivalents" is a exerpt from "UNIX for the Impatient" which is an excellent book if you want to learn UNIX quick.

nice...very usefull for us linux newbies...personally i had that.....but thx bunches

Yes, thanks alot. That can help ones who were fimilar with Windows and DOS but just moved to Unix based clients and want to leanr unix.

MSdos and the linux command have a lot of similarities, perhaps if someone has grown up using nothing but the Linux shell then it would be weird for that person to adjust to MSdos.