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From: "Marcin Steciak <steciako@free.polbox.pl> wrote:
>Czy istnieje jakiś krótki (ale dobry) program emulujący UNIX'a. Chodzi mi o to, żeby nauczyć 
>się komend systemu bez jego instalowania.
>Prosiłbym o podanie adresu z którego mógłbym go ściągnąć.
Minilinux na umsdosie :)
Kiedyś jeszcze widziałem 'emulator' unixa pod dosem (był shell, 
wszystkie podstawowe komendy unixowe, ps pokazywał wszystkie
dosowe rezydenty, był nawet kill :)), ale to było na tyle dawno,
że w tej chwili nie jestem w stanie przypomnieć sobie nazwy.
Spróbuj poszukać na simtelu.
					Pozdrawiam
						Jacek
PS: Polecam minilinuxa - instaluje się w podkatalogu na partycji
dosowej. Jednak, jeśli masz zamiar pobawić się dłużej - zainstaluj
linuxa na wydzielonej partycji.

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Marcin Steciak wrote:
> 
> Czy istnieje jaki¶ krótki (ale dobry) program emuluj±cy UNIX'a. Chodzi mi o to, ¿eby nauczyæ
> siê komend systemu bez jego instalowania.

To tak jak by¶ chcia³ emulowaæ odrzutowiec w maluchu. Istnieje mo¿liwo¶æ
zainstalowania Linuxa na partycji DOS, ale o tym odpowied¼ juz dosta³e¶.

-- Micha³

Marcin Steciak (steciako@free.polbox.pl) wrote:
> Czy istnieje jaki=B6 kr=F3tki (ale dobry) program emuluj=B1cy UNIX'a. =
> Chodzi mi o to, =BFeby nauczy=E6=20
> si=EA komend systemu bez jego instalowania.
> Prosi=B3bym o podanie adresu z kt=F3rego m=F3g=B3bym go =
> =B6ci=B1gn=B1=E6.
> --=20
> Pozdrawiam

> Marcin Steciak
> steciako@free.polbox.pl

Sciagnalem cos takiego chyba z SimTela, ew. z Garbo:


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