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C:GAMES\Quake\ID1>

Your Linux system, by default, just shows your current directory.

Figure 16.1: The command pwd shows you where you are

Try this: open an xterm window. You’ll see something like:

[billy@localhost billy]$

Now type:

pwd

What do you see? Something like

/home/billy

The command pwd stands for print working directory.Whenyoutypedpwd, you were asking your

Linux system, “where am I?” Your system responded by “printing” the directory you’re in to the

monitor (as shown in Figure 16.1).

Seems easy, right? It ought to be; you’ll be using pwd plenty as you look around. (Even Linux gurus

depend on this little command.)

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