Floppy Copy?
Cyberclops
Cyberclops at hawaii.rr.com
Sun Apr 15 12:03:42 PDT 2001
"~" - I found it, on my little miniature keyboard, it's down by the
space bar on a shifted "`". I see "floppy.img" in my user home
directory with Konqueror and it shows it to be 1.4 MB in size, which
makes sense. I presume that each time you make a new copy that this
file is replaced by a new image. What if you wanted to save the images
for future use? How would you name them? Would changing the name
adversely affect the output to the newly copied diskette?
Here's an interesting use of "~" with the command: "ls ~"
cy at SuSE:~ > ls ~
BioHazard-Extrusion.jpg Revenge-Of-Mouse.png mailbox
Diesector.jpg biohazard_2000_.jpg
mandrakelist3.doc
DiesectorPainted3.jpg biohazard_2000_WhiteBackground.jpg
mandrakelist4.rtf
FirewallInfo diesector1_jpg.jpg
mouse'smouse
GNUstep firewall.rc.config-cyberclops nsmail
GimpPractice.xcf floppy.img office52
Inbox grb4
photosBowFin
InboxPassword index.html photosMaui
KDesktop libranet001.gif quicklaunch
Lanai.jpg libranet_side.gif
saveopera.adr
Mail libranetlogo.gif
timeseverloginfo
Revenge-Of-Mouse.gif mail webrr
cy at SuSE:~ >
steve anderson wrote:
>
> The ~ key on my IBM keyboard is in the upper left corner under the Esc
> key. The ~ represents your home directory?.( e.g. ~/file.txt is same as
> /home/user/file.txt).
>
> cp simply copies a file or directory. It does not "erase" or unlink the
> original file.
>
> However, the command mv which moves (or renames) a file does unlink the
> old name and leaves only the new name. cp leaves original file as is. mv
> "erases" original file.
>
> Steve A.
>
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