The Linux MV command will be renamed to the target directory and placed in/directory when the target directory is not present.

MV with rename function

In the same directory

MV File1 file2 File1 renamed to File2

MV File1/home/file1 is moved to the/home directory

MV File1/~ When the target directory does not exist, the file is moved to/directory and renamed to ~

[note] Important things to say three times!!!

When the/directory to view the ~ file, vi ~ results see blank, because the end of the file is blank, resulting in mistaken thinking is not the target file, looking for a half-day, good drunk, and finally use gedit after the discovery is the target file

When the/directory to view the ~ file, vi ~ results see blank, because the end of the file is blank, resulting in mistaken thinking is not the target file, looking for a half-day, good drunk, and finally use gedit after the discovery is the target file

When the/directory to view the ~ file, vi ~ results see blank, because the end of the file is blank, resulting in mistaken thinking is not the target file, looking for a half-day, good drunk, and finally use gedit after the discovery is the target file

The Linux MV command will be renamed to the target directory and placed in/directory when the target directory is not present.