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- How to Open a Config File? Step-by-Step Guide - Techlasi
On Windows 10 and 11, there are a few approaches for accessing config files: Many programs store configs in default Windows folders: This allows modifying per-user or system-wide program settings via config files The Windows Run dialog provides quick access to some common configs:
- cmd - How to run . configure on windows - Stack Overflow
To gain full voting privileges, I know configure is an unix command, but I found a lot of source code which can be compiled on windows contain configure file but the command " \configure" cannot run on cmd A lot of tutorial wrote the compile steps like:
- How to access . config folder? - Apple Community
First of all, this path should start at your home directory, so it is likely to be of the form ~ config sublime-text-3 Packages User If you want to reach the config folder from the Finder, press command-shift-G or use the Go to Folder command, then type ~ config and press enter (or click Go)
- How to Find and Open Files Using Command Prompt
First, open the Command Prompt on your PC by typing “cmd” in the Windows Search bar and then selecting “Command Prompt” from the search results You may also enter "cmd" into a Run box (Windows + R) if you prefer that With the Command Prompt opened, you’re ready to find and open your file
- How to View Configuration Files Without Comments in Linux?
For PHP configuration files such as etc php 7 4 cli php ini, comments begin with " ; " usually describing settings such as max_execution_time or upload_max_filesize Since " ; " is a special shell character, you must use the escape character in the command to alter its context
- How to Locate Configuration Files on Windows and Linux: Universal . . .
Use command-line tools like 'find', 'locate', or 'grep' to search for specific configuration files On both systems, many applications provide documented settings that may indicate where their configuration files are located
- find - Finding all . config files - Ask Ubuntu
From your parent folder on the terminal, you could use find and grep commands: If it is not installed, then previously use sudo apt install mlocate Find the answer to your question by asking See similar questions with these tags I am new to Linux and on of my projects is to find all config files I made sure to be logged in as root
- How do I find the config files for any application
Most configuration file (s) on Linux are in etc So you can do something like this: On Arch Linux: For an AUR package, you do a tar of the built TAR file, e g On Debian Ubuntu Linux Mint: And you can find similar CLI command for other Linux distributions
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