[AntiBots]

Well, today I was with free time an I start making some modules under Ubuntu, So I have the idea to create this stupid video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kr_95VlqaMI



I will create more Video Tutorial, Like Doing modules, configure Visual Studio, CodeBlocks an other great IDE's.

[fysiks]

"dir" in linux lol.

[AntiBots]

Originally Posted by fysiks "dir" in linux lol.

And?

[fysiks]

I just thought it was funny because dir is a Windows thing.

[AntiBots]

Originally Posted by fysiks I just thought it was funny because dir is a Windows thing.

dir, mkdir, cd, cd .., are very similar. They are somethings new, but Is the same.

Example for open a program in Windows: program.exe Linux: ./program

[fysiks]

I don't want to drag this on any longer. The reason I thought it was funny was because when I first started learning to use linux quite some time ago I always tried to use dir but never worked because it is not (or was not if they changed it in some versions) a linux function. I never use dir in linux anymore.

/OT sorry for taking your time.

[joropito]

Originally Posted by AntiBots dir, mkdir, cd, cd .., are very similar. They are somethings new, but Is the same. Example for open a program in Windows: program.exe Linux: ./program

Sorry for offtopic.
dir is an alias of ls
Type alias to check the aliases list.

PHP Code:

alias dir=ls
alias gotobed=shutdown -h now 


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alias gotobed=shutdown -h now

LOL

[Seta00]

`dir' is a POSIX specification, every POSIX conformant OS have it.

[YamiKaitou]

Originally Posted by joropito Sorry for offtopic. dir is an alias of ls Type alias to check the aliases list.

Whille it may be an alias, it behaves slightly differently. On Fedora, ls returns results in color whereas dir doesn't.