What are the different syntax used in Linux and Windows command line interface?

What are the different syntax used in Linux and Windows command line interface?

What are the different syntax used in Linux and Windows command line interface?
The Windows one is based on MS-DOS the Linux one is based on UNIX. There's tonnes of differences.





So you do 'ls' instead of 'dir'. 'cd' works the same but uses '/' in Linux and '/' in Windows. There's tonnes of other differences.





All MS-DOS commands are here: http://www.computerhope.com/msdos.htm





Linux ones are here: http://www.oreillynet.com/linux/cmd/
Reply:Theres a whole world of difference. They are totally unrelated.





The Linux shell as it's known as is a far more powerful tool - since Linux doesn't rely on a central registry, and uses configuration files, the shell is far more advanced at file manipulation and searching. The exact syntax differs greatly and cannot be summarized here. Try it out :)