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[Tony Baechler]

Hi.  Here is a slight clarification for you.  Linux itself is just an 
operating system kernel.  There is no such thing as a Linux 
command.  What you want are the gnu tools which run just as well on 
Linux, BSD OS, Unix, Mac, and Windows.  There are DOS ports as well 
but are often unreliable.  I'm not sure what platform you're on since 
it sounds like you want old Mac stuff so I can't direct you to a 
download site.  You also say DOS 6.22 so that implies PC.  You can 
get Windows ports of many gnu tools from here.  They all seem to work 
well.  Write off list if you have more to say since this is off topic.

http://gnuwin32.sf.net/


At 03:27 PM 2/28/2006, you wrote:
>the easiest thing is to get source.
>Most of the system I had in the early  90s was done by a programmer 
>friend of mine.
>Basic dos 6.22, but although it looked like dos, it had linux commands in it.
>Unfortunately I lost half the os so although I still have the os 
>itself I have lost 1mb of utilities including such things as mv, rm, 
>wc and others.
>I have still the beep and sysback commands for simple backup but I 
>really would like that disk back as this was the early days where he 
>wasn't married and worked on a cross platform system all day and 
>night compiling little pieces of crap for me.