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14 wrz 2017 · According the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard I recommend create a directory inside /var/lib/ with the name of the application, just like this: /var/lib/my-app
22 lip 2009 · The recommended place to define permanent, system-wide environment variables applying to all users is in: /etc/environment (which is where the default PATH is defined) This will work in desktop or console, gnome-terminal or TTY, rain or shine ;) To edit, open the terminal and type: sudoedit /etc/environment
you will change your current working directory to "Templates" or print "No such file or directory", if a dir of that name does not exist in your current direcotry. Typing pwd will always give you the full patch to your current working directory including parents.
18 maj 2012 · Ubuntu (like all UNIX-like systems) organizes files in a hierarchical tree, where relationships are thought of in teams of children and parent. Directories can contain other directories as well as regular files, which are the "leaves" of the tree.
You can change their names, and in fact they are supposed to be translated to your language. The software component that manages these directories is xdg-users-dirs. You can change the directory names by setting different values in ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs.
29 sty 2024 · The /home directory in Ubuntu is where each user’s personal data is stored. This is akin to ‘My Documents’ on Windows. Each user has their own directory under /home with their username.
11 maj 2020 · I have installed three apps (fre:ac, Inkscape and Okular) from the snap store via the built-in software app (v 3.28.1, presumably gnome-software) in Ubuntu Studio 18.04 LTS. All appeared to install successfully, but none will launch.
