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You can simply chance drives by entering <drive-letter>: like that: | You can simply chance drives by entering <drive-letter>: like that: | ||
C:\Windows>d: | C:\Windows> d: | ||
D:\_ | D:\>_ | ||
And return to drive C in the same way: | And return to drive C in the same way: | ||
D:\c: | D:\> c: | ||
C:\Windows>_ | C:\Windows>_ | ||
Now how about changing the directory? | Now how about changing the directory? Assuming you downloaded Flightgear into the directory "Flightgear", that is located on drive D and its directory "Games". You do the following: | ||
C:\Windows> d: | |||
D:\> cd Games | |||
D:\Games> cd Flightgear | |||
D:\Games\Flightgear>_ | |||
Easy, isn't it? You can also change directly into several subdirectories: | |||
C:\Windows> d: | |||
D:\> cd Games\Flightgear | |||
D:\Games\Flightgear>_ | |||
And if you got into the wrong directory somewhere, just try "cd .." to go one directory downwards: | |||
D:\Games\Flightgear> cd .. | |||
D:\Games> cd .. | |||
D:\>_ | |||
That's most you'll need to know about the command line. Any commands that appear in the forums or in a wiki can be executed directly on the command line. after you have changed into the correct directory first. | |||
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==Linux== | |||
On Linux systems, there are several ways to get a command line. | |||
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