Fedora - n00b - do these / \ have to be used ? an alternative command?
Why did a colleague use this command
cd /users\ folders/users-personal/
To get to this pwd
/users folders/users-personal
he could have gone
cd "users folders"
then
cd "users-personal"
but that was two lines of code I admit
is there an easier way to jump two directories if there is a space in the directory name of one of them without using / \?
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lastly is there a way to jump back to $ from here:
[ed@server1 /]$ cd /users\ folders/users-personal/
I do it in two steps
cd ..
then another
cd ..
and I land here
[ed@server1 /]$