Linux-Simulator

Developed a simple Linux model that helps individuals to learn the basics of Linux.

Description

As Linux gains popularity in the tech industry, many companies expect individuals to at least have some basic knowledge of it. Hence, I have developed this project to help individuals learn Linux by playing with command lines like pwd, ls, mkdir, touch, cd, find, rm, and mv.

Get Started

Dependencies

• Java JDK 15 or Higher
• Text Editor or IDEs.

Recommend:

• Notepad (Worst Case).
• Eclipse
• IntelliJ IDEA
• Visual Studio Code
• Repl.it

Installing

Download the src directory

Or

Do the following:

1. Fork this repository by clicking the Fork button located on the top of the page
2. Navigate to "Your Repositories" on GitHub and open the forked repo
3. In the terminal, git clone the repo using the URL or SSH key

Reference: https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/quickstart/fork-a-repo

Executing program

Run directly in IDEs

Or

Do the following in the terminal (the following example is run in the Windows PowerShell):

1. Check if Java is installed on your computer
C:\Users\anon> java -version
If installed, it should display the Java version. If an error is presented, download Java from Orcale.


2. Check if you can access the Java compiler
C:\Users\anon> javac
It should display some information about the compiler. If not, Follow the steps on this site.


3. Change the directory to the one that contains your Java files. Let's call this directory "JavaProgram"
C:\Users\anon> cd JavaProgram => C:\Users\anon\JavaProgram>


4. Compile the file you want to execute. Let's call this file "RunMe.java"
C:\Users\anon\JavaProgram> javac RunMe.java
This will create the class file "RunMe.class."


5. Run the program
C:\Users\anon\JavaProgram> java RunMe.java

Author

Zhen Wei Liao - @Zhen

License

This project is under the MIT License.
Please check the LICENSE.md file for more information.