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Linux Commands Can be Practiced in Windows Desktop
Hi,
Im looking for a Tool, which can be Installed on Win xp/vista to Practice Linux & Unix Commands Thanks & Regards Shahid Khan 
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Re: Linux Commands Can be Practiced in Windows Desktop
Cygwin can kinda do that, but I'm not a fan of it. It seems to have strange behavior at times. From what I remember, shells will seem a little DOS-like compared to how they would behave on a real Unix-like operating system.
The best way is to actually use Linux or another Unix-like operating system. You can use a virtualization program like VMware Server or Virtual Box if you don't want to just install a Linux distribution on an actual machine. If you're looking for experience with Linux, this is the way to go.
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