There’s no one-liner equivalent for the Linux cal, but there’s a useful script, with much of the cal functionality here :
http://www.vistax64.com/powershell/17834-unix-cal-command.html</a >
The PowerShell equivalent of cd is:
…although there is a builtin PowerShell alias cd which points at set-location
cd ~ moves you to your home folder in both unix and Powershell.
The unix clear command clears your screen. The Powershell equivalent to the unix clear is
PowerShell also has built-in alias clear for clear-host.
However, it’s possibly worth noting that the behaviour of the two commands is slightly different between the two environments.
In my Linux environment, running putty, clear gives you a blank screen by effectively scrolling everything up, which means you can scroll it all back down.
The Powershell Clear-host on the other hand seems to wipe the previous output (actually in the same way that cmd’s cls command does….). This could be quite a significant difference, depending on what you want to clear and why!
The Posh version of cp is
The following are built-in aliases for copy-item:
To recursively copy:
