help with text mode
Im running linux in text mode and the ls -l or any ls does its job but i can only see the bottom of dir.. is there anyway to do a dir/w or anything like that like windows does.. second is there a way to change font size in command mode?
thank you, anyhelp would be great |
Try ls -x ...
Or ls -l | less Read man ls As for the font-size ... there's varied terminal sizes (rowsxcolumns) that will affect that ... are you using frame- buffer or are you using the "normal" terminal? Cheers, Tink |
Use something along the lines of
Code:
ls -l | more Font size is usually shell-specific - have a look at the man page for which ever one you're using (aterm, Eterm, konsole etc.). Cheers, mj |
Ya some information that may help,
im running FC2 Im using the basic text mode offerd with package. not sure if that helps. also that read man ls , thing im stuck in it =( im at the end and it wont let me exit it has (end) and i jam enter 1million times but nothing works. thanks |
Try pressing 'q' :}
Cheers, Tink |
lol, they should really have a smiley for blushing..
ya after my second run in i found that q will get you oug ><.. Anyway, still trying figure out how to change font.. im not running a shell in Gnome but im in text mode... im logged in as username or root sometimes but the shell is always the same.. well if u have any brakethroughs on the font thing let me know. tink = lifesaver later |
This is what i did when i started off 8 days ago:
$ ls --help or $ ls --help |more :D enjoyyy edit: I love to see my console filled with colours..blue directories... green files etc etc... linux is sooo kewl :P |
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