How to add newline for the file/directory name in Nautilus?
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I am trying to do this
A and B are in different lines
I know how to do it in terminal.
mkdir 'A'$'n''B'
How to do it in Nautilus?
18.04 nautilus filename
asked Jan 15 at 7:42
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I am trying to do this
A and B are in different lines
I know how to do it in terminal.
mkdir 'A'$'n''B'
How to do it in Nautilus?
18.04 nautilus filename
asked Jan 15 at 7:42
JulianLaiJulianLai
6942621
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I would strongly recommend not to put line breaks in any file or directory names, as many not 100% safely written scripts and applications might break and show unexpected behaviour on these.
– Byte Commander
Jan 15 at 9:30
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I am trying to do this
A and B are in different lines
I know how to do it in terminal.
mkdir 'A'$'n''B'
How to do it in Nautilus?
18.04 nautilus filename
asked Jan 15 at 7:42
JulianLaiJulianLai
6942621
I am trying to do this
A and B are in different lines
I know how to do it in terminal.
mkdir 'A'$'n''B'
How to do it in Nautilus?
18.04 nautilus filename
18.04 nautilus filename
asked Jan 15 at 7:42
JulianLaiJulianLai
6942621
asked Jan 15 at 7:42
JulianLaiJulianLai
6942621
asked Jan 15 at 7:42
JulianLaiJulianLai
6942621
asked Jan 15 at 7:42
JulianLaiJulianLai
6942621
asked Jan 15 at 7:42
JulianLaiJulianLai
6942621
6942621
2
I would strongly recommend not to put line breaks in any file or directory names, as many not 100% safely written scripts and applications might break and show unexpected behaviour on these.
– Byte Commander
Jan 15 at 9:30
add a comment |
2
I would strongly recommend not to put line breaks in any file or directory names, as many not 100% safely written scripts and applications might break and show unexpected behaviour on these.
– Byte Commander
Jan 15 at 9:30
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I would strongly recommend not to put line breaks in any file or directory names, as many not 100% safely written scripts and applications might break and show unexpected behaviour on these.
– Byte Commander
Jan 15 at 9:30
I would strongly recommend not to put line breaks in any file or directory names, as many not 100% safely written scripts and applications might break and show unexpected behaviour on these.
– Byte Commander
Jan 15 at 9:30
add a comment |
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I would strongly recommend not to put line breaks in any file or directory names, as many not 100% safely written scripts and applications might break and show unexpected behaviour on these.
– Byte Commander
Jan 15 at 9:30