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Use correct language on the console
#1
Hi all! After a windows+x I have in the "Administrator Command Prompt": C:\Windows\system32> but he understands only "echo". It is a language even different from shell. It is very important for me to find the language that understands  "sudo apt-get install qt-creator" for example. Can you help me ?

After a windows + R, I have on the "C;\Windows\system32>cmd.exe;   C:\Users\Sylvain>    which alwways does not understand "sudo apt-get install"
#2
sudo apt-get install is linux command. Of course it will not work on Windows. Find a good tutorial on Windows if you indeed plan to move away from linux to windows.
https://www.google.bg/search?q=windows+1...t+tutorial
#3
Quote:It is very important for me to find the language that understands "sudo apt-get install qt-creator" for example. Can you help me ?
apt-get is a package manager for Debian Linux Systems including the most famous Ubuntu. sudo is to give admin privileges. install installs the following package. and qt-creator is the package name to be installed in this case from the debian repos.

Windows and linux are incompatible with each other. Its like trying to fit a metric nut thread on the thread of the Imperial system.

I am closing this thread as it doesnt make any sense.
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#4
See here: Windows command prompt commands. You could also type help at the prompt.
If it ain't broke, I just haven't gotten to it yet.
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