List new files in Unix/Linux
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Print Screen (Windows, Mac OS X and Unix/Linux) Show How to make a Print Screen (Windows, Mac OS X and Unix/Linux)
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[Linux]Managing file attributes on ext2 Show[Linux]Managing file attributes on ext2
chattr
Attributes List
-A
-c
-I
-E
lsattr - chattr
==Introduction==
The Second Extended Filesystem (ext2) and the Third Extended Filesystem (ext3) contains file attributes that are less...
Associating an application to a file extension ShowAssociating an application to a file extension
Display all file extensions
Modify an existing file association
Create a new file association
Manage the list of file extensions
Display all file extensions
Windows XP by default will mask...
[Linux]Cutting a file into several parts Show[Linux]Cutting a file into several parts
Linux is full of utility tools allowing you to manipulate files. There is a very handy tool to split a file into several parts (for example to carry data on low capacity media).
The split...
Download File Renamer Basic ShowDo not try any more to rename manually all your files in mass after data transfer.
File Renamer BASIC is a powerful utility to rename folders, files, films, images, etc… In fact, you can easily rename folders even the entire subfolders of image or...
Linux - Tree structure of files ShowFile hierarchy under Linux
To ensury compatibility and portability, Linux systems comply with the sole FHS (File Hierarchy Standard) standard. The basic hierarchy is as follows:
/the root, containing the main directories
/bincontains...
UNIX - Files ShowIntroduction to UNIX files
In UNIX systems any element is represented in the form of a file. All files are architectured around a single tree structure where the base, called the root, is written "/".
File types
UNIX systems define different...
UNIX Commands ShowTable of the main UNIX commands
Unix Commands
Description
Options
ls
lists the content of a directory
-a
Displays all files, including hidden files
-I
Displays a...

