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Notice, that cd-ing to /home/username produces the "~" sign, indicating, that you're at your home directory, as well as "cd ~" directly brings you there. | Notice, that cd-ing to /home/username produces the "~" sign, indicating, that you're at your home directory, as well as "cd ~" directly brings you there. | ||
One last note, before we finish this thing: | |||
''Linux systems are case sensitive, so you have use the correct case sensitive spelling of files and directories. Otherwise the command line won't act like expected!'' | |||
Now this should be enough, to change to a desired directory, where commands can be executed. | Now this should be enough, to change to a desired directory, where commands can be executed. | ||