Chapter 3 - Exploring Linux Filesystems

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Across
  1. 2. a command to display additional details for a file.
  2. 3. command to view and entire text file on the terminal screen.
  3. 9. command is named for doing more than the more command.
  4. 10. can simplify commands that specify more than one filename on the command line.
  5. 13. files are recognized by their___, which can include up to 255 characters.
  6. 15. change directory.
  7. 17. also known as folders.
  8. 19. command that gets its name from the pg command once used on UNIX systems.
Down
  1. 1. command to display a file in reverse order.
  2. 2. command that searches for text characters in ab binary file and outputs them to the screen.
  3. 4. editor MACroS
  4. 5. Regardless of your user name, you can always refer to your own home directory.
  5. 6. the most common method for displaying files.
  6. 7. print working directory.
  7. 8. a command to display the file type of any file.
  8. 11. command to identify the content differences between two text files.
  9. 12. displays the first 10 lines of a text file to the terminal screen.
  10. 14. command that displays lines of text that match extended regular expressions.
  11. 16. regular expressions
  12. 18. To view files and subdirectories under a directory, you can add the recursive (–R) option to the to the ls command, or use ___.