How to Rename a File in Linux Ubuntu
1.Open the Terminal: Press 'Ctrl + Alt + T' to launch the Terminal. This is where all the magic happens.
2.Navigate to the Directory: Use the `cd` command followed by the path of the directory where your file is located. For example, if your file is on the desktop, type
'cd Desktop'.
3.Identify the File: Confirm the name of the file you want to rename by using the 'ls' command. This will list all the files in the directory.
4.Rename the File: To rename a file, use the `mv` command followed by the current filename and the new filename. For instance, if you want to rename a file named `oldfile.txt` to 'newfile.txt', type 'mv oldfile.txt newfile.txt'.
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5.Verify the Change: Once you've entered the command, press 'Enter'. The file will now be renamed. You can double-check by using the `ls` command again to see the updated file name in the directory listing.
And that's it!