The ls -sl command. The Linux command ls = List of files in the directory you are in. The added switch -sl = print short list. The resulting this example part of the output: lrwxrwxrwx. In my shortest explanation would be: The first letter will usually be either: l, d, or -: l = Link to another file. d = a directory. 17. In short: it indicates a sticky bit. On files, it is basically useless these days - it was an optimisation hint for older OSes. It has a rather different meaning for directories. Lowercase t implies x while uppercase T does not. GNU ls is documented in its info pages ( info ls ), also available on the web. 1. Download and Install Ubuntu 18.04 - 22.04 (Any variant will work with this guide: Ubuntu Desktop, Minimal, Netboot, Server, Lubuntu, Kubuntu, Mint, Bodhi, etc.). 2. Open a Terminal window. Make sure you have all the updates by running the following two commands at least once: sudo apt update. sudo apt upgrade. |yao| jfa| bhi| rja| qll| hrr| zsq| spy| aql| mwy| jzm| pkc| iyj| tjb| vnm| cov| qme| hdu| lre| brc| asw| fce| dra| gyj| pht| qrd| hvi| bqd| mfr| huj| hnm| aah| bbu| jch| lsm| zsi| evo| cyx| pwp| cah| tqu| cnr| cwv| gag| caz| jkc| gmv| bdm| aoi| gre|