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When I'm trying to run the cd command on my virtual pc is shows error as shown in pic above. How can I change the directory?






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You simply misspelled it: In Ubuntu (and generally in Unix systems), file and directory names are case-sensitive and the directory's name is Desktop:



cd Desktop # if you are in your home directory (relative path)
cd ~/Desktop # if you are anywhere else (absolute path)





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    You simply misspelled it: In Ubuntu (and generally in Unix systems), file and directory names are case-sensitive and the directory's name is Desktop:



    cd Desktop # if you are in your home directory (relative path)
    cd ~/Desktop # if you are anywhere else (absolute path)





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      You simply misspelled it: In Ubuntu (and generally in Unix systems), file and directory names are case-sensitive and the directory's name is Desktop:



      cd Desktop # if you are in your home directory (relative path)
      cd ~/Desktop # if you are anywhere else (absolute path)





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        You simply misspelled it: In Ubuntu (and generally in Unix systems), file and directory names are case-sensitive and the directory's name is Desktop:



        cd Desktop # if you are in your home directory (relative path)
        cd ~/Desktop # if you are anywhere else (absolute path)





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        You simply misspelled it: In Ubuntu (and generally in Unix systems), file and directory names are case-sensitive and the directory's name is Desktop:



        cd Desktop # if you are in your home directory (relative path)
        cd ~/Desktop # if you are anywhere else (absolute path)






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