Some basic commands about Linux systems

I've written several articles about how to use the command line interface to manage files on your system, and here are a few basic commands that are common to all distributions.

To copy a file or directory to a new location:

1. CP Path_of_file_1 path_of_the_directory_where_you_want_to_copy/

Copy all files from a directory to a new location (note the slash and asterisk, which indicates all files in the directory):

1. CP path_of_files/* path_of_the_directory_where_you_want_to_copy/

Move the file from one location to another (the trailing slash means the directory):

1. Mvâpath_of_file_1 path_of_the_directory_where_you_want_to_move/

To move all files from one location to another:

1. mvâpath_of_directory_where_files_are/* path_of_the_directory_where_you_want_to_move/

To delete a file:

1. RM Path_of_file

To delete a directory:

1. Rm-r path_of_directory

Clear all contents of the directory, leaving only the directory folder:

1. Rm-r path_of_directory/* for details, please contact qq:2881064157

Some basic commands about Linux systems