>> Except that there is a conventional set of names so a
>> better path would be:
>>
>> /usr/local/bin/fileName.py
>That's incredibly helpful. As another Linux noob, would you mind if I
>jump in with 2 follow-up questions:
>
>To continue the example above, for say, Opera and CoolEditor, I'd use
"Jason Coggins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> I am new to Linux. On Windows the base directory
> is c:\.
Or D:\ or E:\ etc... In other words Windows has many
base directories, one per physical drive.
> What is the base directory for Linux?
In *nix there is only one logical directory structur
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Jason Coggins wrote:
> I am new to Linux. On Windows the base directory is c:\. If I wanted
> to open a file in a specific location in windows I would use a path such
> as c:\programs\fileName.py.
>
> What is the base directory for Linux?
/ is c
I am new to Linux. On Windows the base directory is c:\. If I wanted to open
a file in a specific location in windows I would use a path such as
c:\programs\fileName.py.
What is the base directory for Linux?
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