2013年3月1日 · cd ~ does the same thing. There two basic ways to get around in BASH: Using absolute pathnames; Using relative pathnames; Absolute pathnames start at the root …

~foo means 'the home directory of user foo'. This isn't done by the kernel, it's interpreted by the shell. Whenever the shell sees ~foo as an argument, it transparently replaces it with the home …

Is there a short cut command in Windows command prompt to get to the current users home directory like there is in Linux? Any short way to cd to the user specific directories in the …

Doing cd is basically calling cd with no arguments and in accordance with cd behavior "...if dir is not supplied, the value of the HOME shell variable is the default."

The command I used here calculates the relative path from ., the current directory, to ~, my home directory. I would then be able to use cd ../../../.. to end up in my home directory. Share

This is documented behavior in the POSIX standard:. If no directory operand is given and the HOME environment variable is set to a non-empty value, the cd utility shall behave as if the …

2016年3月4日 · cd /d %DOCS% If you are already on drive c: you can just use: cd %DOCS% Create a batch file (docs.cmd) and put it somewhere in your PATH. docs.cmd: @echo off cd /d …

2012年7月8日 · @thiago, but ~ is a special key, you need the Altgr on a german key layout. I wonder why this does not work: function cd { Set-Location cd ~} which is the linux style: cdonly …

2023年8月1日 · Where the home-directory is, is configured in the passwd-map (or -file (/etc/passwd)). If you're working as root, cd ~ brings you to the home-directory of the user root. …

The main part of the disk is allocated to sda6, mounted as /Home. I cannot either: cd into this Home directory; use mkdir to create a sub folder; I can see it and create files etc, when logged …