Why Do My Files Have Quotes in the Them When I Use 'ls'?
If you've upgraded to a recent Linux version, you may have noticed a change in the output of your ls commands. Specifically, files that have spaces or other special characters in them are quoted. For example, when you run 'ls -l', your directory listings that used to look like this: # ls -1 Screen Shot 1.png Screen Shot 2.png Screen Shot 3.png Screen Shot 4.png Now, depending on what version of Linux you're running, they...
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