Understanding File Management in Linux
Nicholas Mutsaerts
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We will show how to understand basic file management in Linux for new users. Nautilus is the default file manager for Ubuntu’s GNOME desktop environment. This graphical interface allows users to manage files and folders. However, it is highly recommended to learn how to manage file permissions via the Ubuntu terminal. Linux Permissions are simpler than Windows Active Directory.
The ‘chmod’ is a command-line utility used to change permissions of files or directories in Linux, including Ubuntu!! This guide will solely focus on the ‘chmod’ command.