Cygwin how to use Linux commands under Windows _dos/bat

But Cygwin too complex and huge, download more laborious, I finally did not download, also did not use. Personal feeling GunWin32 is a good choice, GnuWin32 allows Windows users to use a variety of Linux commands in a command-line window, just as simple as using normal Windows commands.

1. Download Gnuwin32,gnuwin32 installation file (getgnuwin32-0.6.3.exe) Download address: http://sourceforge.net/projects/getgnuwin32/, official website address: http:/ /gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/
2. Run Getgnuwin32-0.6.3.exe and specify the installation directory.
3. Enter the GETGNUWIN32 subdirectory of the installation directory, the GETGNUWIN32 subdirectory is getgnuwin32-0.6.3.exe automatically established
4. Run Download.bat, this process will download all Linux command program from the network, so need to wait for a long time, we can go out to play soy sauce or something
5. Run Install.bat, the end of this installation, you can start to use a variety of Linux commands.

How to use the command:
1. Find + grep lookup specified file: found d:\* | grep. xml

2. Type/cat + grep filter file content: Cat Test.txt | grep KEY2 or Type Test.txt | grep KEY2

3. sed Delete file content: Cat Test.txt | Sed "s/\[key2\]//"

4. Iconv Conversion file Encoding: Iconv-f gbk-t utf-8 first Masters. txt > The first Masters in history _utf-8.txt

5. Picture format conversion format jpeg to PNM:JPEGTOPNM cat_type_grep.jpg > CAT_TYPE_GREP.JPG.PNM

6. Picture format conversion format PNM to png:pnmtopng CAT_TYPE_GREP.JPG.PNM > Cat_type_grep.png

7. Picture format conversion format jpeg to PNG:JPEGTOPNM cat_type_grep.jpg | Pnmtopng > Cat_type_grep.png

8. Batch Conversion Picture: FOR/R. \%i in (*.jpg) do JPEGTOPNM%i | Pnmtopng >%~ni.png