$ ./terminal.sh
# linux & windows terminal
Practise real commands safely. Switch between a Linux (bash) shell and a Windows (CMD) prompt, each with its own files, users and processes. Type a command from the other system and it will tell you the equivalent. Everything is simulated in your browser — nothing touches a real computer.
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Linux ↔ Windows cheat sheet
The same everyday tasks on both systems. Click any command to run it in the terminal above.
| Task | Linux (bash) | Windows (CMD) |
|---|---|---|
| List files | ||
| Current folder | ||
| Change folder | ||
| Read a file | ||
| Search inside files | ||
| Find files by name | ||
| Create a folder | ||
| Write to a file | ||
| Copy a file | ||
| Directory tree | ||
| Network settings | ||
| Test connectivity | ||
| Running processes | ||
| Stop a process | ||
| System version | ||
| Environment variables | ||
| Command help | ||
| Clear the screen |
Built by Ayush Hamal. The shells understand about 50 Linux commands and 40 Windows commands, with pipes, redirects, permissions and realistic error messages. Ping results and network details are simulated: no real network traffic is sent.