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These batch scripts roughly translate common UNIX and Linux commands into their Windows equivalent. Ultimately I created these scripts because I work primarily on UNIX systems and got tired of getting errors when I typed simple UNIX commands (cat, ifconfig, grep, etc) on my Windows machine.

NOTE: These are rough equivalents, sometimes very rough, but should work for any user who works on both UNIX/Linux and Windows platforms.

If you find errors let me know, depending on how difficult the fix is I may get to it! (One thing I learned quickly was that there simply is no one-to-one equivalent for every command or even every command option!)

• basename.cmd
• cat.cmd
• clear.cmd
• cp.cmd
• df.cmd
• diff.cmd
• dirname.cmd
• du.cmd
• env.cmd
• expr.cmd
• file.cmd
• free.cmd
• grep.cmd
• head.cmd
• host.cmd
• id.cmd
• ifconfig.cmd
• kill.cmd
• killall.cmd
• less.cmd
• ll.cmd
• logname.cmd
• ls.cmd
• man.cmd
• mount.cmd
• mv.cmd
• printenv.cmd
• ps.cmd
• pwd.cmd
• rm.cmd
• scp.cmd
• sftp.cmd
• ssh.cmd
• tail.cmd
• top.cmd
• touch.cmd
• traceroute.cmd
• uname.cmd
• vi.cmd
• vim.cmd
• wc.cmd
• which.cmd

• DOS2UNIX.EXE
• PSCP.EXE
• PSFTP.EXE
• PUTTY.EXE
• UNIX2DOS.EXE
• UPTIME.EXE