Was ist Linux & Windows Command Reference?
The Linux Windows command reference is a searchable encyclopedia of everyday shell commands for Linux (bash/sh/zsh), Windows Command Prompt, PowerShell, Conda, and GitHub CLI (gh). Use the hub to filter by OS, shell, and category, then open dedicated pages for high-demand commands like ls, chmod, find, robocopy, Get-ChildItem, conda create, and gh pr create. Each command page covers syntax, common options, practical examples you can copy, Linux↔Windows equivalents where relevant, common mistakes, and FAQ answers aimed at real search queries. Nothing runs on a remote shell — this is documentation and discovery only, so you can safely study destructive commands before using them on your own machine. Cross-links between related commands and OS equivalents help you move from a Linux habit to the Windows equivalent (or the reverse) without leaving the site.
So verwenden Sie Linux & Windows Command Reference
- Open the Linux & Windows Command Reference hub and type a command name, alias, or keyword in the search box.
- Narrow results with OS, shell, and category filters, or show only commands that have a cross-OS equivalent.
- Open a command detail page for full syntax, options, examples, and FAQ.
- Copy an example into your own terminal, adjusting paths and flags for your environment.
- Follow related-command and equivalent links when you need the same task on another OS or shell.
Häufige Anwendungsfälle
- Looking up syntax while writing shell scripts or batch files
- Learning PowerShell equivalents when moving from Linux admin habits
- Finding GitHub CLI examples for pull requests, issues, and Actions
- Teaching or documenting common file, process, and network commands
Häufig gestellte Fragen
- Does this tool run commands on a server?
- No. It is a reference and search UI only. Examples are for you to run locally in your own terminal.
- Which shells are covered?
- Linux entries focus on bash/sh/zsh. Windows coverage includes classic CMD and PowerShell. The hub also includes Conda and GitHub CLI (gh) commands that work on Linux, Windows, and macOS.
- How do I find the Windows equivalent of a Linux command?
- Search the Linux command, open its page, and use the Linux ↔ Windows equivalent section, or enable the “has OS equivalent” filter on the hub.
- Are destructive commands marked?
- Yes. Commands that can delete or overwrite data (such as rm, del, Remove-Item, conda env remove, or gh repo delete) are flagged so you can review warnings before copying examples.
