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Windows equivalents for Linux Commands in Git and GitHub course.

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Windows equivalents for Linux Commands in Git and GitHub course.

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Although in the Git and GitHub course, the instructor provides instructions for download Git for Windows, he uses Linux-specific commands (e.g., touch). Can there be any assistance in adding Windows CMD equivalents to the course?

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365 Team 10 months ago
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Hi Philip,
At the moment the course is as it is. If Giles, decides to expand it, we will certainly be happy to communicate.
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Ned

Got it, thank you! In the meantime I found workarounds for most of those commands. For instance, I mimicked the function of touch with echo ([text line on file]) > [filename.xxx] # Create new file (replace “>” with “>>” to append the line to file instead of overwrite)

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