Introduction
Like Windows, Linux also has a program called the tree that allows directories and lists of files to be displayed in a depth-indented. The tree command lists current directory contents. When directory is displayed, the tree command will list the files contained in that directory in turn.
And we will guide you on how to use the tree command in Linux as we did below. Hope you understand.
Installing tree command
Run apt command to install:
$ sudo apt install tree
Output:
The syntax of the tree command
$ tree [options] [directory]
options:
1. list current directory contents. Navigate to the directory and run:
$ tree
Output:
2. -a list all files
$ tree -a
Output:
3. -f print the full path
$ tree -f
Output:
4. -d list directories only
$ tree -d
Output:
5. -p show each file access permission
$ tree -p
Output:
6. -u print the username
$ tree -u
Output:
Conclusion
We have shown you how to use the tree command in Linux.
Thanks for referring!
Karim Buzdar holds a degree in telecommunication engineering and holds several sysadmin certifications including CCNA RS, SCP, and ACE. As an IT engineer and technical author, he writes for various websites.
