The find
command is one helpful way to quickly obtain absolute paths.
Articles in the Shortform category
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A brief primer on the etymology of free software, open source, and FLOSS.
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Use the Bash shell and GNU/Linux tools to create a custom random directory object selector.
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Learn how to program systemd to automatically run a command when a removable drive is mounted to your GNU/Linux system.
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Learn how to utilize the
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Learn how to create bootable USB media from bootable CD images.
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Learn how to use AutoKey and Python to obtain file system objects' absolute paths from GNOME Files.
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Learn how to modify process priorities on your GNU/Linux system.
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Become a more skilled GNU/Linux command line user by learning these keyboard shortcuts.
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Learn how to customize the command prompt with the
PS1
shell variable.
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