open usb text file w/o .txt extension
fciron
community-support at lists.laptop.org
Mon Dec 24 14:05:15 EST 2007
You can rename the files on your thumbdrive using the Terminal Activity.
If you are not familiar with the Linux command Line I would suggest checking the Linux Documentation Project for some introductory info or try typing "mv --help" at the command prompt.
Aw, heck, step by step as close as I can remember
Open Terminal Activity (rectangle with a $ sign in it)'
Click with the mouse inside the window to get the proper focus.
Type 'cd /media' -- change directory to /media
Type 'ls' -- List files and folders in the current directory, you should see the name of your thumb drive or sd card in blue
Type 'cd yourDrive' --change directory to your card
Type 'ls' -- so you can see what you're working with, bash is case sensitive
Type 'mv oldname newname.txt' --This will change your file to a .txt file, you can use the same name again if you wish
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