How can I sort the output of 'ls' by last modified date?
Apr 9, 2009 · Mnemonic For don't ignore entries starting with . and sort by date (newest first): ls -at For don't ignore entries starting with . and reverse sort by date (oldest first): ls -art For don't …
Remove the password from Microsoft Access file - Super User
Dec 2, 2014 · Access PassView This utility reveals the database password of every password-protected mdb file that created with Microsoft Access 95/97/2000/XP or with Jet Database …
windows 10 - How can I see and/or change the "geographic …
Nov 27, 2022 · When I run winget upgrade winget on Windows, among the output it says "The source requires current machine's geographic region to be sent to function …
shell - How to display current path in command prompt in linux's …
I would like to display current path in sh prompt (not bash shell), which currently just shows "#", I tried with introducing this env PS1="$(whoami)@$(hostname):$(pwd)" and set …
How to convert UTC to typical date format in Excel? - Super User
Jun 27, 2019 · Let's assume the input time is in cell A1. then you can convert it to Excel date and time value using the following formulae, …
Where is the temporary directory in Linux? - Super User
Does Linux have a standard temporary directory for general use, like Windows's C:\\Temp folder? If so, where is it located? I found an SO question about finding a tmp directory …
Uninstall program without uninstall file (Windows 10) - Super User
Jan 8, 2018 · I downloaded Julia Pro v.0.621 for Windows and installed it. Accidentally, the package was deleted. I tried to install it again, the installer says: JuliaPro is already installed, …
How do I create a relative symbolic link in Linux? - Super User
Oct 5, 2011 · I need a symlink that resolves relative to the directory it is placed in. What command is used to create such a thing?
How can I display the absolute path in bash prompt?
Humm ~/dir is an absolute path but using a "shortcut". For instance, if you do cd /usr/local your prompt will most probably display the full path of /usr/local. So anyway, you have already a full …
How to scroll one page at a time in Linux at the command line?
Oct 12, 2010 · In windows, you could do a dir | more to scroll one page a time. How does one do this in Linux?