Windows-To-Linux

WTL (Beta) allows you to use Linux Functions in Windows Powershell/Command Prompt Terminal

This is still in BETA and will not work (yet). When it is finished, it will be an runable EXE file.

Progress will slow because of an remake for an hackathon in April-ish (discontinued)

Alternative

Read about WSL to use the SUPPORTED Linux Subsystem to Windows here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install This program is offered as an "portable" setup to this while retaining all files and commands and ease of access as an windows commandline.

Version

Currently, this is Version 0.2.2 of WTL. There is one instalation of WTL, which is the current 0.2.2 Version.

Beta Versions:

Version 0.2.2: (Continuation of Update 0.1.4 with Merging with os and subprocess)

• Fixes MV Function with help of: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74908816/subprocess-run-cmd-args-returns-filenotfounderror

Version 0.2.1a:

• Mix usage of os and sub and removes:

"CompletedProcess(args='pwd', returncode =0):"

at shell. However, mv does not return proper output.

Version 0.2.1b needs to fix MV subprocess arguments.

• Addds Color and Readability to README.md file.

Version 0.2.0:

• Replaced "os" package with Subprocess package, migration official.

Version 0.2.1 needs to remove: "CompletedProcess(args='pwd', returncode =0):" at shell

Version 0.1.4:

• Adds MV (rename) function to commandlist. Very buggy, needs migration to subprocess

Version 0.1.3b:

• Adds Subcommand (cd -, cd ..) to CD command.

Version 0.1.3a:

• Fixes CD Command (Part 1)

os.system('cd -l') is not supported in current windows os, thus needed to be replaced with os.chdir('-l')

Version 0.1.2a, b:

• Bug Fixes on CD Command and Listening Scripts
• Fixes on README.md

Version 0.1.2:

• CD Command

Version 0.1.1a

• LS Command

Version 0.1.0:

• Control Loop
• Operating System Win to Linux Converter