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2013年12月5日 — You can simply use Shift+PgUp and Shift+PgDn to scroll the output in your terminal. Or you can pipe your output to less, e.g.: ls --help | less.

2012年10月2日 — In a nutshell you can direct the output of the ls command to another command – less – which allows you to view the results one page at a time.

2013年11月29日 — I'm wonder if there is some way to list all files of a folder by ls, I know how to use ls for a folders which are small but if list of files ...

2010年10月12日 — First, the equivalent to Windows's dir is ls (to see just file names) or ls -l (to see file names and metadata). Often you don't need to do ...

2010年6月29日 — In a DOS terminal, there was a way to display one screen at a time when asking for a list of directories or something.

Hi, I want to see files and directories which are in /etc directoty. When i write # ls command it scroll all files at a once and i can't see the files.

Hi, Tell me please how to see files & directories page by page using ls ? As MSDOS -> dir /p Thanks.

2016年1月1日 — Sometimes, searching a directory in Linux, the results are so numerous that the user is plunged to the end, not being able to see the early or ...

2021年6月16日 — Simply type [code]less[/code] followed by the name of the file you want to view, and then press the spacebar to move forward one page at a time.

2003年6月9日 — hi how can i display the result on the screen one page at a time? say i search for .txt files and return the result on the screen one page ...