From Mac iOS to Linux

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I have a CDR file with binary code and code written on Perl to decode CDR file.

Now I use Mac, but next week I will start to use Linux. I've never used Linux before.

If now I use terminal to decode my files and I use this command:

    cat 201301101536_00240349.cdr | ./huawei2text.pl >
     ~/Desktop/201301101536_00240349.txt && 
 cat ~/Desktop/201301101536_00240349.txt| tr "," "\n"  > 
     ~/Desktop/out_201301101536_00240349.txt

Using this command I decode my file with Perl decoder, then write in txt file, then I change "," to "\n" - new line and save it in new txt file.

Now a question, Is it a same command in linux to do all these actions.

Thank you in advance

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Frederick Roth On BEST ANSWER

In short words: yes.

Unless you have two different perl versions on your mac and linux distribution, but I doubt that.