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Write directories, subdirectories and file names to .txt file
tree command with -o option.
For example to output contents of /home to file.txt
tree /home -o file.txt
You will probably need to install tree package, since it is usually not installed by default.
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Dangers of executable file with '#' in name?
In all sh-like shells, including all versions of bash and zsh, # only starts a comment when it's at the beginning of a word. That means it must be at the beginning of the script or nested shell (e.g. $...
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Dangers of executable file with '#' in name?
The GNU Bash Reference Manual for Version 5.2 of September 2022 says that "a word beginning with # causes that word and all remaining characters on that line to be ignored". And a word is &...
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