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2009-12-10 , 22:00
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Originally Posted by Dexter1759 View Post
Presumably, the file could be renamed with root access in X-Term, but I wouldn't have the first clue how to do that! So had to do it on my PC!
Hope this helps someone else.
On your N900:
1. Ctrl-shift-x to open terminal
2. cd MyDocs
3. cd .images
4. mv filename.desktop .filename.desktop

cd means "change directory". You find yourself in the directory /home/user when you start the terminal, so you need to enter MyDocs/.images.

mv means "move". You don't rename files in unix, your move them to a new name in the same directory.
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