Just a little comparison of Bash commands to PowerShell commands. I love to stay on the command-line. Maybe you do too? Bash commands: pwd: prints the current working directory ls: lists the files and directories in the current directory cd: changes the current working directory mkdir: creates a new directory touch: creates a new file cp: copies a file or directory mv: moves or renames a file or directory rm: removes a file or directory echo: prints a message to the terminal grep: searches for a specific pattern in a file or group of files PowerShell commands: Get-Location: prints the current working directory Get-ChildItem: lists the files and directories in the current directory Set-Location: changes the current working directory New-Item: creates a new directory or file Copy-Item: copies a file or directory Move-Item: moves or renames a file or directory Remove-Item: removes a file or directory Write-Host: prints a message to the terminal Select-String: searches for a specific pattern in a file or group of files #CyberSecurity #CommandLine #NeverStopLearning