Linux and Batch

[DEVILofDARKNESS]

Hi,

I've programmed some litle batch files,

but what do I have to do, to run it on Linux?

I know Ubuntu uses terminal sever,

[trq]

Batch files are windows scripts. Do you mean you've programmed some shell scripts? And if so, you mean to tell me you don't know how to execute them?

 

A simple example of a shell script and how to execute it.

 

Open an editor create a file called foo.sh and add the following.

#!/bin/bash

echo "This is foo"

 

Now, make sure it is executable:

# chmod u+x foo.sh

 

Now execute it.

# ./foo.sh

 

I know Ubuntu uses terminal sever

 

Do you even know what a terminal server is?

[DEVILofDARKNESS]

I think I know,

 

But my question was:

 

I've made some batch programs on Windows (.bat files )

and I was wondering if it was possible to run those on ubuntu.

[trq]

I think I know,

 

But my question was:

 

I've made some batch programs on Windows (.bat files )

and I was wondering if it was possible to run those on ubuntu.

 

No. .bat files execute dos like commands, Linux does not have a dos like shell.