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One fun feature in DOS COMMAND.COM (I am not sure if this works in Windows shells as well?) is that you can type DIR.BAT instead of DIR *.BAT, for any file exte
by 3036e4 1y ago
One fun feature in DOS COMMAND.COM (I am not sure if this works in Windows shells as well?) is that you can type DIR.BAT instead of DIR *.BAT, for any file extension. Not sure how easy it would be to do that in most Linux shells? I can't think of a way to do it in bash, but maybe there is some place to hook in something like that?
- boie0025 1y agoWhen I first began experimenting with Linux my first frustration was that it "didn't support" cd.. my mind was blown when I mentioned it to a friend who promptly demonstrated that the use of a space between "cd" and ".." worked in both environments. I decided I should RTFM after that.