Windows actually clears the terminal, like reset does in *nix, but if you want to clear cmd like in *nix where it's nicely scrolled up and hidden but not cleared for real, this is just for you
- Download
clear.exe - Move the file to
C:\Windows.
Note: You can place this file in any of the PATH folders. If you have devkit installed move clear.exe to devkit_path\bin so you have all linux commands in one place :)
Voila. You have now got clear command of Linux in Windows.
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