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Have you ever been inside of a terminal and started deleting things then decided you just want to delete the whole damn thing?
Well, here is how you can easily do it with nano:
Another option:
The file opened in nano is empty, what a piece of art.
Look at this, this whole forum could not even find the answer: http://ubuntuforums.site/showthread.php?t=1166882
If you are in the same pwd (present working directory) as the file, just use this:
Well, here is how you can easily do it with nano:
Code:
Hold Alt + \, A, /
Ctrl + KAnother option:
Code:
Hold Alt + \, TThe file opened in nano is empty, what a piece of art.
Look at this, this whole forum could not even find the answer: http://ubuntuforums.site/showthread.php?t=1166882
If you are in the same pwd (present working directory) as the file, just use this:
Code:
>filename
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