How to convert a hidden file to normal visible file?
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Answer / suitable
In unix hidden files are those files whose names are started
wiht .(dot). so if you what to convert hidden file to normal
visible file just rename those files and remove the leading
.(dot) form its name.
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Answer / sourisengupta
Yogesh you must be knowing that its a unix question....and
your ans is applicable for windows
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Answer / pavitra
Do ls -a....to get the hidden file name...
$mv .file_name new_file
new_file is not hidden now...
you can list this file by just ls...
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Pavitra
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Answer / shan, nmc
Yes. We have a command for that as well. Use below command
to make the normal file.
$mv .aaa bbb.txt
Here, aaa is hidden file name and bbb.txt is our new file
name. One thing is that we must remember the hidden file
name, then only we will be able to convert into normal file.
Hope you are clear.
Thx
Shan, NMC
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Answer / xxx
Yogesh ...tuo sala parama magiha taa..abe unix auu windows
bhitare kana difference tate jana nahi...chup magihaaaaaa
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Answer / satish
mv .foo foo
This is the only correct one without changing file name
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Answer / shan, nmc
In case, you want to see the all hidden file then you will
use below command.
$ls -Ra
Shan, NMC
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Answer / yogesh
just go to tool in the menu bar select folder option then
view and section shaw hidden files and apply and enjoy
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