One of the very first things Linux users need to learn is how to walk around the Linux file system and, eventually, how to make it even simpler to move around the file system. This post explains both the standard commands you require and some clever relocate to make navigating easier.Absolute and relative
courses Prior to we get moving, it’s
important to understand the distinction in between outright paths(like/ home/jdoe)and relative courses (like images/photos and.). Absolute courses constantly begin with a/ that, of course, represents the base of the file system. If the specified course does not begin with a/, it’s relative. Here are some examples of both relative and outright courses:/ tmp
