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n900 can not rename a file .jpg why??
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nicolai
2010-10-07 , 14:24
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xterm prints the name of the current working directory and a "$"
in front of the command line. For example:
"/home $"
or
"/usr/share $"
Your users HOME directory is /home/user and "~" is an abbreviations for this.
Therefore
"~ $" means
"/home/user $"
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