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That'll print the list of files even in a populated directory like /usr/bin and leave me at the prompt with the last few files listed above. As soon as you want
by apjana 6y ago
That'll print the list of files even in a populated directory like /usr/bin and leave me at the prompt with the last few files listed above. As soon as you want the list of files not to go away so you can control/manage/examine them, you are talking of a file manager.
- mekster 6y agoWho would regularly cd into /usr/bin/? If you only work inside messy folders with hundreds of files all the time, maybe it's time to tidy up.