Eko Priono wrote:
> Is there any Linux emulator (or at least shell
> emulator) that allows you to learn Linux CLI
> under DOS and/or Windows? I know that Linux
> and Windows can co-exist on a single machine,
> but there are some situations where installing
> real Linux is strictly forbidden...
tomsrtbt is ideal for this. It is a one-floppy
version of Linux that runs in a ramdisk. It boots
fairly quickly, doesn't touch your harddrive, and
disappears when you reset.
tomsrtbt uses the ash shell, which is very similar
to bash (just a lot smaller). It includes the vi
editor, most of the standard Linux binaries and man
pages (very helpful). tomsrtbt even has TCP/IP
capability and can be used as a telnet or NFS client
(with built-in support for plip, slip and several
popular ethernet cards).
All in all, a very useful, rock-solid mini-distribution.
Cheers,
Steven
<A HREF="http://www.toms.net/">click here for tomsrtbt
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