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command.
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command.
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Replace `<source folder/file>` and `<target folder/file>` as needed.
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Replace `<source folder/file>` and `<target folder/file>` as needed.
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`ln -s <source folder/file> <target folder/file>`
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```sh
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ln -s <source folder/file> <target folder/file>
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```
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### `ls` and its Alternatives
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### `ls` and its Alternatives
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The complete output of both stderr and stdout can be silenced by appending
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The complete output of both stderr and stdout can be silenced by appending
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`> /dev/null 2>&1` to the command.
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`> /dev/null 2>&1` to the command.
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A shortened version of it not possible on all shells is `&> /dev/null`.
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A shortened version of it not possible on all shells is `&> /dev/null`.
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## Error solving
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This section addresses various problems that can occur and are related to the shell.
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### Pressing Enter Produces `^M`
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This error can easily be fixed by running the following command.
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It is related to a terminal line setting problem.
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```sh
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stty sane
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```
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