Unix to DOS commands table
Tuesday May 23rd 2006, 12:35 pm
Filed under:
Linux
| To … |
UNIX |
DOS |
| display list of files |
ls
ls -l |
dir/w dir
dir |
| display contents of file |
cat |
type |
| display file with pauses |
more |
type filename | more |
| copy file |
cp |
copy |
| find string in file |
grep, fgrep |
find |
| compare files |
diff |
comp |
| rename file |
mv |
rename OR ren |
| delete file |
rm |
erase OR del |
| delete directory |
rmdir |
rmdir OR rd |
| change file protection |
chmod |
attrib |
| create directory |
mkdir |
mkdir OR md |
| change working directory |
cd |
chdir OR cd |
| get help |
man |
help |
| display date and time |
date |
date, time |
| display free disk space |
df |
chkdsk |
| print file to the default printer |
lp “file name” |
print |
| display print queue |
lpstat “printer name” |
print |
Quoth the Torvalds
I long ago decided I will never go to meetings again because I think face to face meetings are the biggest waste of time you can ever have. I think most people who work at offices must share my opinion on meetings. Nothing ever gets done. When things get done, you usually have someone come into your office to talk about it. But a lot of the time the real work gets done by people sitting, especially in programming, alone in front of their computers doing what they do best.
Linus Torvalds
CNN World Business Article on Open Source
2006-05-19
WTF?
Friday May 12th 2006, 2:05 pm
Filed under:
Web
Friday photo of the week…
Multi-touch interaction
Friday May 12th 2006, 11:26 am
Filed under:
Technology
At this point most of us have seen and used touch screens in our lives. The most common touch screen in the world today is probably the touchpad on every laptop. These ubiquitous input devices have always felt a bit foreign and difficult to use. These devices might seem more intuitive to us if we all had only one phalange at the ends of our limbs but if that were the case I don’t think we would live in a base-ten world.
I just recently ran across some video on multi-touch interaction and I thought it was really impressive. It is easy to see the potential in these kind of interfaces.