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02. What is a user friendly text editor which comes pre-installed in Mint that c

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Question

02. What is a user friendly text editor which comes pre-installed in Mint that can be used directly in the terminal?


03. My boss just told me that they want to see a long listing of all files with inodes and recursively from the directory I'm currently in. I know there's a command I can use to accomplish this task, but I can't remember its name! What command could I use to help me find the command which will accomplish this task?


04. I found the command; great! Now, I still need to do a long listing of all files with inodes and recursively from the directory I'm currently in, but I can't remember all the switches I need to use. What command can I run in the terminal to see all the available options of a command?


05. I found the command! I found my options! Now, what is the full command that will show me a long listing of all files with inodes and recursively from the directory I'm currently in. (D

Explanation / Answer

02. gedit

03. You need to see the man page of the command you guess could
could for you. Here 'ls' is the command. There are different options with it for several functionalities. You can find these details in the man page. View the ma page by the command 'man ls'.
Your purpose will be served by 'ls -lRi' command as of now.

4.ls --help OR man ls OR whatis ls

5. ls -lRi ./ (./ implies current directory)

6. /var/log/mail is absolute path(path name starting with a '/' is         absolute path. '/' is the root directory in UNIX systems. All         directories are under it)
   
   var/log/mail is relative path

7. mkdir is the command used to crete directories

8. cd OverThere/CoolStuffHere/ (relative path from current location)

9. !-2 and after that !!

10. pwd (present working directory)

11. cat smallfile.txt

12. more smallfile.txt

13. mkdir -p ./eeny.meeny/miny/mo

14. cp audit.txt redundancy.txt

15. mv redundancy.txt January_Audit.txt

16. rm January_Audit.txt

17. mv ~/WrongPlace/important.txt ~/RightPlace/

18. rmdir ~/eeny/meeny/miny/mo

19. ls -lRi | more

20. apt-add-repository