Hi, I have a stupid question :))
Why do some files when execute need put “./” before the file, and some other files no need?
what is different between “./” and without “./”?
Many thanks
Hi, I have a stupid question :))
Why do some files when execute need put “./” before the file, and some other files no need?
what is different between “./” and without “./”?
Many thanks
Hello,
From what I have learned, not saying this concrete, it matters where the file is located. Linux files are specifically located in their destination files/dirs. for a reason.
Seth
P.S. So, the executable bit in the file, which is available to all Linux files, needs a specific PATH located in one of its intended directories. This way, it is found and used as such. I can keep researching more ideas if needed…also:
Sweet, thank you so much!