List Files in Linux: ls Command Guide

In Linux systems, you can use the ‘ls’ command to list all files in a folder. Here are some commonly used ‘ls’ commands and options:

1. List all files and folders in the current directory.

ls

1. List all files in the current folder (excluding folders):

ls -p | grep -v /

1. List all files and detailed information (including permissions, owner, file size, etc.) in the current folder.

ls -l

1. List all files in the current directory, including hidden files (files starting with a dot).

ls -a

1. List all the files in the current folder and arrange them in reverse order.

ls -r

Please choose the appropriate “ls” command and parameters based on actual needs to obtain all files within the folder.