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Linux Tutorial for Beginners – 5 – Navigating and Working with Files
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21 responses to “Linux Tutorial for Beginners – 5 – Navigating and Working with Files”
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Thanks for the encouraging, calm and easy-to-understand tutorial. I'm surprised that in this episode, quite a few commands named like those old DOS commands from my younger years.
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case sensitive, interesting. wait till they get a hold of this!
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At 6.35
It will only work if there is not another directory named as Tuna. In this example if a Directory named Tuna existed then Story will be moved to Tuna instead of changing its name.
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Boom roasted
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What happens if u give Story2 Other…..alone instead of Story2 Other/Story2
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Ohhhhhh Man you are best of all best………Sir, please do cover Kotlin and Scala. Love From India 🙂
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Linux has a command called touch that has one job only: to update the timestamp in a file to the current time.
But now a days it has another job it seems! -
As an old fart that learned DOS, pre-Windows days, by reading a DOS manual, I'm loving this Linux introduction series
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thank you very much for all the tutorials … you ROCK !!!!!!
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Hey there, I just started watching your tutorials.. They're sooo great!! I want to thank you soo much!! Your way of explaining all the commands and your pace is really comfortable.. A biigg bigg thumbs up!! Loved it!!
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I don't see any reason to switch
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great tutorial…simple and easy to follow. thanks a bunch
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Initial is easy
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I really like this since I miss the MS dos prompt that was the only way to start a game back in the days. I havena question, since I have w10 on a small ssd drive today, is it okay to install linux on my second drive?
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3:19
ahh its tune, "Bucky" confirmed! -
how do you move the story file in other folder to different
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Hey bro, can you powershell tutorial?
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If I moved a desktop file into a desktop folder (like in the video) how would I move that file back to the desktop? Thanks
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Buck, lord GabeN's replacement
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So if Linux has a GUI as it seems to, why use the command prompt terminal? Not that I mind learning that, in fact that is what I really want to learn, but is there really a difference?
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the guy just love tuna
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