Linux/Ubuntu: List of files of the current terminal directory
Question by Guest | 2018-02-21 at 19:57
Thanks for the tip on how to navigate through the folders in the Linux terminal. The terminal commands "cd FolderName" to open a folder or "cd .." to get out again have really helped me.
Now, I would like to see the files that are stored in the corresponding folders. Is there also a command for this? I am searching for a command to get a list of all files from the folder I'm in the terminal at the moment?
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It is sufficient to just type "ls" (list) for a simple list or "ll" for an extended list.
Of course there are also a lot of parameters for ls available to adjust the list to your needs. For example:
Of course, this is just a small selection of all possible parameters you can pass. For an overview of other parameters and commands, enter "ls --help" into the terminal.
In addition, the parameters can also be combined with each other. For example "ls -a -R".
2018-02-22 at 16:00