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Hide files in Linux Mint/Ubuntu

by CSch

Hiding specific files in Ubuntu and Mint is done by placing a dot (.) in front of their name, e.g. renaming the file muh to .muh will mark it as hidden and render it invisible the next time you open its directory (this does not work on the desktop). To make files hidden without altering ... Read more

Categories Basics, Linux & Unix, Ubuntu Tags files, hide, Linux & Unix, mint, nautilus, Ubuntu 1 Comment

Create shortcuts in Linux (symbolic links)

by CSch

Windows users are used to be able to create shortcuts to have fast access to their files and folders. This is is especially useful when these are buried deep in their system. This feature isn't as obvious on most Linux systems as it is on Windows. Shortcuts are made using symbolic links on Linux and ... Read more

Categories Basics, Linux & Unix Tags Linux & Unix, nautilus, shortcut, symbolic link, symlink 9 Comments

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