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I am a developer and I want to access the applications folder through terminal. After typing in cd Applications and then ls. It doesn't show any of the contents inside the folder. I also tried ls -a to confirm wether they are stored as hidden files. But it didn't show them. I want to know a command or method to view the contents of the Application folder through terminal.
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I am a developer and I want to access the applications folder through terminal. After typing in cd Applications and then ls. It doesn't show any of the contents inside the folder. I also tried ls -a to confirm wether they are stored as hidden files. But it didn't show them. I want to know a command or method to view the contents of the Application folder through terminal.
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I am a developer and I want to access the applications folder through terminal. After typing in cd Applications and then ls. It doesn't show any of the contents inside the folder. I also tried ls -a to confirm wether they are stored as hidden files. But it didn't show them. I want to know a command or method to view the contents of the Application folder through terminal.
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I am a developer and I want to access the applications folder through terminal. After typing in cd Applications and then ls. It doesn't show any of the contents inside the folder. I also tried ls -a to confirm wether they are stored as hidden files. But it didn't show them. I want to know a command or method to view the contents of the Application folder through terminal.
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The main Applications directory is in the root directory, so you need to type
cd /Applications
ls -1
to access it (the -1 option to ls will ensure that the applications are listed in a single column only).
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There also can be an Applications directory in~, and this is what the OP changed directory into originally.
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8 hours ago
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The main Applications directory is in the root directory, so you need to type
cd /Applications
ls -1
to access it (the -1 option to ls will ensure that the applications are listed in a single column only).
2
There also can be an Applications directory in~, and this is what the OP changed directory into originally.
– user3439894
8 hours ago
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The main Applications directory is in the root directory, so you need to type
cd /Applications
ls -1
to access it (the -1 option to ls will ensure that the applications are listed in a single column only).
2
There also can be an Applications directory in~, and this is what the OP changed directory into originally.
– user3439894
8 hours ago
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The main Applications directory is in the root directory, so you need to type
cd /Applications
ls -1
to access it (the -1 option to ls will ensure that the applications are listed in a single column only).
The main Applications directory is in the root directory, so you need to type
cd /Applications
ls -1
to access it (the -1 option to ls will ensure that the applications are listed in a single column only).
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answered 8 hours ago
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There also can be an Applications directory in~, and this is what the OP changed directory into originally.
– user3439894
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There also can be an Applications directory in~, and this is what the OP changed directory into originally.
– user3439894
8 hours ago
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There also can be an Applications directory in
~, and this is what the OP changed directory into originally.– user3439894
8 hours ago
There also can be an Applications directory in
~, and this is what the OP changed directory into originally.– user3439894
8 hours ago
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