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Revision as of 17:08, 22 March 2009
ls list files in a given directory. If no directory is given, it lists the files in the current working directory:
tweedleburg:~/svn/kdepim # ls .emacs-dirvars README.Kolab kdgantt1 ktimetracker .kateconfig akonadi kitchensync lib [...]
Contents
How to...
only list directories
ls -d */
list with the latest changed files below
ls -ltr
find out the free disk space
You do not use ls, but df:
df -h
tells you how much disk space is left.
