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As a complete Linux newbie, I am trying to brush up on my command-line skills in terminal and I have hit a problem.
I have Ubuntu Linux with Gnome GUI. In Gnome, my application config files are displayed as icons with user-friendly names. For example, the config file for the CD ripper is shown as:
Sound Juicer CD Ripper
but the real filename when shown using 'ls' on that directory is:
sound-juicer.desktop
Is there a way to find out or display the 'real' filename in Gnome?
Also, I have searched but cannot find a Unix/Linux equivalent of the DOS '/p' switch to display a directory listing one page at a time?
Any help would be appreciated
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