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Moving around in the Linux file system - 2.1 |
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Moving around in the Linux file system - 2.1 |
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The very basics of navigating at the Linux command line. Learn how to move from directory to another with cd, how to find out what directory you're in with pwd, and how to list the contents of a directory with ls. You'll also learn what are absolute and relative path names. |
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7/18/2006 |
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www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/lin [View / Download eBook]
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